Student Ambassadors are the next generation of kindness leaders — teens who promote inclusion, digital wellness, and positive school culture from the inside.
The Boo2Bullying Student Ambassador Program empowers middle and high school students to become peer advocates for kindness and inclusion. Ambassadors receive training, resources, and mentorship to lead initiatives at their schools — and build skills that will serve them for life.
Lead school-wide kindness challenges, awareness weeks, and anti-bullying initiatives on campus.
Share Boo2Bullying's message with classmates through presentations, lunch events, and classroom visits.
Champion responsible social media use and cyberbullying prevention in your school community.
Represent your school at Boo2Bullying events, including the annual Kick Bullying to the Curb™ Wellness Festival.
Create and share positive content that amplifies the Boo2Bullying mission on your personal platforms.
Provide feedback to Boo2Bullying on school climate, bullying trends, and what students need most.
Official Ambassador Certificate
Recognized credential for college applications and resumes.
Community Service Hours
Earn verified hours for school and scholarship requirements.
Letter of Recommendation
Eligible after 6+ months of active service.
Leadership Training
Workshops on public speaking, facilitation, and advocacy.
Exclusive Resources
Access to Boo2Bullying curriculum, toolkits, and guides.
Recognition & Awards
Annual Ambassador of the Year award and public recognition.
We welcome applications from middle and high school students (grades 6–12) who are passionate about creating positive change at their school. No prior experience is required — just heart, commitment, and a willingness to lead.
"Being a Boo2Bullying Student Ambassador changed how I see my role at school. I realized I had the power to make my campus kinder — and I did."
— Former Student Ambassador, Palm Springs Unified School District
Every school has students who want to make a difference. Be the one who does. Apply to the Boo2Bullying Student Ambassador Program today.