Keynote Highlight:

Beyond Red Flags: Recognizing Harm, Strengthening Boundaries & Empowering Bystanders

In this engaging and evidence-informed keynote, internationally recognized trauma expert Brittany Piper explores the psychology behind healthy and unhealthy relationships through the lens of attachment, coercive control, consent, boundary-setting, emotional regulation, and bystander responsibility. 

 

Keynote Highlight:

Name Your Story: How to Talk Openly about Mental Health

Ever experienced a panic attack before? Felt too stressed or sad to get through your day? Even felt suicidal? You’re not alone. The problem is that not many of us are talking about it. Too many of us are suffering silently, especially those who hold marginalized identities. As a therapist and social justice advocate, Dr. Lauren Cook provides an open, honest, and safe space to discuss how to navigate and cope with the challenges surrounding mental health.

Keynote Highlight:

The New Frontiers of Bullying: Social Media, AI, and School Culture

With nearly three decades of experience cultivating safe, thriving student communities at leading universities, Travis Apgar helps educators and school leaders navigate the evolving landscape of bullying in an era of screens, algorithms, and digital anonymity. Social media, AI-enabled tools, chat apps, and online anonymity have accelerated harm while making it harder for adults to see, interpret, and respond effectively. This program challenges participants to move beyond reactive discipline and technology panic toward a culture-driven, evidence-based prevention strategy.

Bystander Intervention

CAMPUSPEAK Speakers highlight the significance of bystander intervention in promoting a safer and more inclusive society while inspiring audiences to become proactive agents of positive change in their communities.