Скачать или смотреть "See Something, Say Something" - #2 (2025) Civically Engaged Student Webinar Series

Featuring: TJ Hill-Johnson, William Peace University

This presentation highlights the critical role of individuals in recognizing and speaking out against harmful actions or injustices in their communities. It emphasizes the power of advocacy in creating positive change, fostering safer environments, and empowering voices that might otherwise go unheard. By examining real-world examples, the presentation underscores how simple acts of awareness and intervention can prevent harm, protect vulnerable individuals, and strengthen collective responsibility. It encourages participants to understand the importance of speaking up and advocating for justice, safety, and equality.

About the Presenter: TJ Hill-Johnson is a Junior at William Peace University, majoring in Business Administration with a focus in Accounting. TJ is an accomplished leader and advocate, currently serving as the President of the Black Student Union. With a passion for student engagement and representation, TJ also served as a Primary Member of the NCAA Student Athlete Advisory Committee, where they work to amplify the voices of student-athletes. As the President of DECA, TJ led initiatives promoting leadership and entrepreneurship among peers. Additionally, they have contributed to fostering diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB) as a member of the Executive Director Search Committee. Through these roles, TJ has gained valuable experience in advocacy, championing causes that empower underrepresented groups and drive systemic change.