Project Semicolon’s return has been nothing short of transformative, marked by exponential community growth and a deepened impact on mental health awareness. With over 89,000 assessment tests completed and 5,336 journal entries shared, individuals are actively engaging in self-reflection and healing. Programs like Semicolon Helps have provided direct support to 214 individuals, while the Semicolon Tattoo program continues to inspire and unite communities worldwide.
Through innovative collaborations, such as semicolon badges in Apex Legends and Call of Duty—reaching over 1.3 million gamers—and the addition of 50 new chapters, our reach is broader than ever. With two groundbreaking studies now underway, we’re not just responding to today’s challenges but shaping the future of mental health advocacy. Together, we’re creating a movement of hope, resilience, and change.
Program Exploration
Evaluate and expand programs that address mental health awareness, prevention, and holistic support for individuals and communities.
Empowering Resources
Equip our chapters and teams with essential training, tools, and knowledge to amplify their impact at every level.
Collaborative Alliances
Foster meaningful partnerships that align with and strengthen Project Semicolon’s mission of hope and resilience.
Organizational Vitality
Invest in talent, technology, and communication to bolster our foundation and ensure sustainable growth.
An incredible 98% of our community members share that Project Semicolon has had a profound positive impact on their lives, playing a vital role in helping them navigate and survive moments of crisis.
of Project Semicolon members report that the semicolon has saved their lives in times of crisis
mental health assessments completed through Project Semicolon’s online tools, helping individuals understand themselves and seek help.
semicolon badges added in Apex Legends and Call of Duty, spreading awareness in the gaming world and reaching youth where they are.
personal journal entries created by community members as part of their healing journeys.
of students in our community say Project Semicolon helped them talk about mental health for the first time.
high school and college students have taken our online mental health assessments.
students with a semicolon tattoo or drawing say it gave them strength during a suicidal crisis.
of students involved in Project Semicolon chapters say it made them feel less alone.
of suicide attempt survivors in our community say Project Semicolon gave them hope when nothing else did.
of survivors say connecting with others through Project Semicolon helped them realize they weren’t alone.
of survivors say Project Semicolon inspired them to seek professional help for the first time.
selected yes, to the yes or no question “I’m still here because of Project Semicolon.”
