September 30 – October 16, 2019
WATCH THE RECORDING NOW UNTIL DEC 2, 2019
FEATURING NICK VUJICIC
Nick Vujicic is an impactful and inspirational motivational speaker who has a passion for helping students Rise Above Bullying. He has made an impact on millions of students by sharing how he overcame bullying when he was in school and empowers his audience to do the same. During September and October 2019, Nick will once again tour the USA sharing an anti-bullying and anti-suicide message to middle and high school students. You can watch any of his presentations LIVE and for FREE by simply visiting this site during the scheduled times listed above. For any Schools that are not able to join us during a live event, there will be a full replay available on this site from October 17 – December 2.
LIVE STREAM TOUR DATES
SEPT
30
PHARR,
TEXAS
9:00AM CST
OCT
1
WIMBERLEY,
TEXAS
9:00AM CST
OCT
7
PARK CITY,
UTAH
9:00AM MT
OCT
8
OXNARD,
CALIFORNIA
10:45AM PST
OCT
16
NEW CASTLE,
INDIANA
9:00AM EST
There will be a recording of the event exclusively on this website from October 17 to December 2.
*Please note that the content of these events is intended for middle and high school aged students. It may not be suitable for younger students.
FAQs
No. The event is free and can be viewed on this website on the times and dates listed.
The Rise Above Bullying 2019 Tour is taking place at 5 schools in 4 states. Each event will also be available for Live Streaming.
Yes. There will be a recording of the event for 45 days after the final live event.
The event is FREE. We know that public schools and school districts may have limited funds, so we aim to provide this tour at no charge to the schools. We work extensively to raise funds from corporations and private contributions.
We will make a full replay of the event avalyaibe on this site from October 17 – December 2. You can visit this site any time during that period and watch a replay of Nick’s speech.
Each event is roughly 60-75 minutes.
The content of the presentation is suitable for middle and high school students only. We do not recommend elementary school students watch the event.
Yes. We have a Social Emotional Learning (SEL) Curriculum for middle grades available HERE.
