Following the tragic loss of 19-year-old Liv to suicide, her mom Honey and sister Tess decided to start a non-profit organization to tackle the current youth mental health crisis by encouraging open conversations about mental health.  

We are a group of artists, filmmakers, and creative humans from around the world, whose lives have been touched by youth suicide. We are collaborating with youth and mental health professionals to create thoughtful experiences and tools aimed at sparking the kind of fearless communication that can save lives. The Liv Project provides tools and resources designed to eliminate the stigma of mental health issues and reverse the soaring rate of youth suicide.

We envision a global shift where fear of judgement does not hold anyone back from speaking openly about their mental health. A world where we all have the skills to compassionately listen, support, and safely guide those in crisis, so that youth suicide is no longer an option. 

Our programs and tools include:
• Award-winning documentary film MY SISTER LIV
• The Game That Goes There®, a fun conversation starting game that organically generates open conversations about mental health
• Free easy to use, printable conversation guides for those who are worried about themselves or others and a wealth of resources, videos, and articles.

Reach out to us to learn how you can bring our programming to your school, community, or organization.

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