The Just Be Revolution

Why you should support
The Just Be Revolution?

By supporting us, you will be helping us create a kinder, more tolerant society for everyone. As The Just Be Revolution grows, our voice for change will get louder. The more stories that we can share and the more events that we can hold, the more people will hear our message. We would love to see a world where nobody has to be afraid to be themselves.

What is the project’s current state?

There are 10 co-founders of The Just Be Revolution, all bringing different skills and experience with them. Since early March we have launched our website, blog and YouTube channel and currently have 7 blog writers contributing content. Our social media, which has just hit 1000 followers and subscribers, is growing daily and we’re getting great engagement. We sold out our launch event on the 27th April and have had great media coverage since. We have our first two pieces of merchandise for sale on the website and have already made sales. We have started to develop relationships with local charities and organisations, including The Hope Project, GGs Flowers and Menslink with the view to collaborating and aligning with them, and others, in the future. Most importantly, we are already hearing from people about how our blogs, videos and events are helping them. One guest at our launch event, who had been reluctant to attend but was persuaded by a friend to turn up, said to one of my co-founders as she left that she had ‘really found myself’ that evening.

Which resources do you need for the project?

In order to grow The Just Be Revolution we need funds to enable us to expand our merchandise range and for planning our next event. The 10 co-founders all have the time, skills and experience to put into making this movement a success, but we need some financial help to get it off the ground.

Where will The Just Be Revolution
go in the future?

Our goal is the grow The Just Be Revolution into a worldwide movement. We would love to reach a point where we are holding events and seeing support around the world. Early profits from events and merchandise sales will be put back into growing the movement, planning future events and will enable us to pay our blog writers, performers and contributors. It will also help us move towards our goal of making documentaries that highlight the effects of bullying, discrimination and judgement based on appearance. Our future plans also involve us collaborating and aligning with charities and other organisations who support and compliment our message of tolerance and acceptance.

Find out more about The Just Be Revolution