The Liv Project

Fearless Conversations Can Save Lives.

The Liv Project uses creativity, storytelling, and innovative tools to help young people talk openly about mental health and equip the adults who support them to listen, connect, and help prevent youth suicide.

The Liv Project exists to prevent youth suicide by creating spaces of connection, hope, and fearless conversation, so no young person feels alone.

Taking conversation out of the shadows. Creative tools for fearless conversations. You are worthy of connection. Your life matters. You deserve to feel seen. You are not alone. Taking conversation out of the shadows. Creative tools for fearless conversations. You are worthy of connection. Your life matters. You deserve to feel seen. You are not alone.

WORKSHOPS & PROGRAMS

Workshops & Programs
Rooted in Connection

Our interactive experiences strengthen belonging, support youth mental health, and create spaces where young people feel seen, heard, and never alone.

The Film

My Sister Liv is a powerful film honoring Liv’s story and inspiring hope, connection, and youth suicide prevention through love.

Youth Interactive TLP Workshops

TLP workshops create supportive spaces for youth to connect, share fearlessly, and build hope through guided creativity and belonging.

Facilitator Workshop

Learn how to lead individual and group therapy using TLP’s The Game That Goes There® to foster connection, healing, and hope.

The Game That Goes There

The Game That Goes There® is an interactive, conversation-based tool designed to help people talk openly about mental health, emotions, and suicide prevention.

Who We Are

THE LIV PROJECT

Mission

The Liv Project creates innovative tools that spark fearless conversations, empowering families and communities to prevent youth suicide.

Vision

We envision a world where fear is no longer a barrier to talking about mental health and where every person has the skills to compassionately listen, support, and prevent youth suicide.

The Reality

Why This Work Cannot Wait

Every number below represents a young person who deserves connection, hope, and a future.

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of high school students report seriously considering suicide

The Kindness Campaign

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of high school students report attempting suicide

The Kindness Campaign

0%
of young LGBTQ+ people seriously considered suicide in 2023

The Trevor Project

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of high school girls seriously considered suicide in 2023, double the rate of high school boys

The Cdc

0%
increase in suicide among Black youth and young adults between 2018-2021

The Cdc

#0
cause of death for Asian American and Pacific Islander youth is suicide

JAMA Network

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The Reality

My Sister Liv – An Award Winning Documentary

My Sister Liv follows sisters Tess and Liv as young Liv struggles with the pressures of social media, teen depression, and suicidal thoughts. The film addresses mental health stigmas, raw emotions, and Tess’s desperate fight to save her sister. As their family learns to cope in the aftermath, they find hope in fearlessly talking about mental health to help save young lives.



Liv’s story fuels our mission to prevent youth suicide by creating spaces of connection, belonging, and fearless conversations, so every young person knows they matter.

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Resources & Stories

The Liv Library

Stories and articles designed to support youth, families, and communities in fostering connection, hope, and mental well-being.

  • Media Appearances

    Honey and Tess on the Rebuilding The Beast Podcast, Hosted by Festus Ezeli

    Liv’s life and how even while struggling with anxiety and [...]

  • Media Appearances

    “Honey and Tess and their Beautiful Liv” on the SolFul Connections Podcast

    In this episode, Honey and Tess share their journey of [...]

  • Friends of Liv

    “I Felt So Alone”: Rising Rates of Suicide, Depression Accelerated by Pandemic Among U.S. Kids

    This video aired on 60 Minutes, on May 8, 2022. [...]

  • Articles

    Teens Are In Crisis. Here’s Why. | The New York Times

    In this video, the New York Times discusses why so [...]

Events

What’s Coming Up

Screening and Panel of My Sister Liv hosted by Bucks County Suicide Task Force

October 13 @ 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Screening and Panel of My Sister Liv hosted by The University of Dayton

October 15 @ 6:00 pm - 9:30 pm

Screening and Panel of My Sister Liv hosted by Great Lakes Bay Region Mental Health Initiative at CMU Health

October 21 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

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The Game That Goes There®

Fearless communication is power. Let’s go there together.

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