National Culture Week 2023 | STOMP Out Bullying®

Change The Culture

The focus of National Culture Week is to spark a conversation among youth about the need to change the culture from one of cruelty and exclusion to one of kindness and inclusivity.

National Culture Week provides an opportunity for youths to share and learn from each other’s diverse cultural backgrounds and experiences ...not judge them because they look different.

STOMP Out Bullying kicks-off National Culture Week by hosting Culture Shock, a livestream Culture Week Panel discussion facilitated by celebrity influencers from the media, sports, entertainment and social media worlds. 500,000+ students worldwide attend the livestream each year.

Participate in National Culture Week™!

You can look forward to more schools and celebrities to make our National Culture Week and "Culture Shock" event even more impactful!

• Ask your School to register for National Culture Week
• Watch the Culture Shock live stream panel on April 30th.
• Have discussions with your classmates and friends to raise awareness.

How National Culture Week™ Began

" Founder and CEO Ross Ellis was walking down the street when she heard teenage boys talking about a terrorist in their class, She asked them about this and they said their classmate was a terrorist because he wore a turban. She explained to them that people wear turbans because of their culture and that did not mean they were a terrorist."

That's when Ross Ellis developed National Culture Week.

Participate in Culture Shock™!

Registered schools are invited to participate in
our "Culture Shock" livestream Culture Week Panel.

The goal of the Culture Shock livestream panel is to be the catalyst for an online conversation as well as calling on schools and communities throughout the country to not only join the live stream discussion, but to continue the discussion throughout the week.

Students view our livestream panel
The panel provides a template for types of conversations that we encourage schools to initiate and discuss through Culture Week.
All participating schools receive a guide for the week
Registered participants will be emailed additional details about the livestream event, how to connect, the week's guide and influential speakers

Culture Shock™ 2023

We're excited to announce the moderator and panel for the 2023 Culture Shock event! Join us as we welcome Jeannie Mai Jenkins, co-host of The Real and E! Entertainment Channel, as our moderator. Jeannie will lead an insightful and thought-provoking discussion on the importance of cultural diversity and acceptance in today's world. And that's not all, we're thrilled to have Lyric Nicole Ross (actress from This Is Us), Leo Sheng (actor and activist from The L Word), Diego Tinoco (actor from On My Block) and Casey Cott (actor from Riverdale) join us as panelists for this year's event! They'll be sharing their unique perspectives and experiences on the topic, so don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to learn from and engage with these amazing individuals.

Schools Admin and faculty there is still time to register!

Moderator

Jeannie Mai Jenkins (co-host of The Real and E! Entertainment Channel)

Panel

Lyric Ross (actress from This Is Us), Leo Sheng (actor and activist from The L Word), Diego Tinoco (actor from On My Block) and Casey Cott (actor from Riverdale)