In early 2020, SAFE Project launched the No Shame nationwide campaign to demonstrate that there is No Shame in talking about or seeking treatment for mental health and substance use disorders.
The Toolkit
We have developed this updated social media toolkit for you to use to help spread the word. Materials include suggested social media posts and accompanying graphics, news brief, outreach email, and a downloadable pledge certificate and postcard.
Whether you’re an individual, a partner, or a community-based organization, you can use our pre-set messaging, or create your own, to share with your followers a personal story or an example of what you are doing to reduce the stigma.
Get others involved and ask your network to take this simple pledge! We’re creating a map to track commitments from around the country and we’re challenging you to get your community and state represented on our map! Help us signal to our country that hope and solidarity exist across our nation.
Remember, please keep in contact with us as you share, and:
- Always use the hashtag #NoShame.
- Like, share, and tag SAFE Project on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn. (@SAFEProjectUS).
- Send us news articles referencing the No Shame campaign at media@safeproject.us
- Let us know about any feedback you receive.
No Shame Education Program
The No Shame Education Program is a fundamental course on substance addiction and mental health that is universal, innovative, and evidence-informed. The program builds out knowledge of the four principles listed on SAFE Project’s No Shame Pledge and aims to end stigma.
Thank You!
Thank you for your support in helping to spread awareness and shine a light on stigma. Together, we can save a life every day!
– SAFE Project Staff
Additional Resources
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PageJoin the No Shame Movement
Join our national movement to combat stigma, because there’s No Shame in getting help for mental health and addiction. -
PageInvite Someone To Take the No Shame Pledge
Invite someone to join our national movement to combat stigma, because there’s #NoShame in getting help for mental health and addiction.