We are very proud to have Eve (Let’s Make A Difference) as a Patron of the Anti-Bullying Alliance.
Eve, known on social media by her handle ‘Let’s Make A Difference’, has officially become a Patron of the Anti-Bullying Alliance (ABA), a leading UK organisation dedicated to preventing bullying and creating safer environments for young people. As a passionate supporter for youth advocacy and inclusion, Eve’s commitment aligns perfectly with ABA’s mission to stop bullying in all its forms and create safer environments in which children and young people can live, grow, play and learn.
Eve believes in changing the world through tiny voices and hands! In high school, she was told that her Autism and Selective Mutism would hold her back in life. In response to the negativity, Eve created Let’s Make A Difference to prove to those around her that she could initiate change. Now, with a dedicated net following of over 1 million, Eve uses her platform to raise awareness of important social issues, communicating her message through SSE (BSL – British Sign Language). As a newly appointed Patron of ABA, she is committed to promoting anti-bullying initiatives, inspiring young people to embrace kindness, empathy, and inclusivity.
The Anti-Bullying Alliance, based at the National Children’s Bureau, supports over 20,000 schools and children’s organisations every year and coordinates Anti-Bullying Week, an annual event each November that reaches over 7.5 million children.
In her role as Patron, Eve will work closely with ABA on a range of initiatives, including raising awareness during Anti-Bullying Week, as well as speaking out against bullying using her platform on social media.
Eve said:
“I am truly delighted to be a patron for the Anti-Bullying Alliance, standing together with all those who believe in kindness and respect for everyone. As we work to create a world free from bullying, I am reminded of my favorite quote: “In a world where you can be anything, be kind.” Together, we can put a stop to bullying. Together, let’s make a difference.”
Martha Evans, Director of the Anti-Bullying Alliance, expressed her enthusiasm for the partnership:
"We’re thrilled to have Eve join us as a Patron of the Anti-Bullying Alliance. Her passionate support for youth advocacy and inclusion makes her an ideal Patron. With her support, we can empower other young people to stand up against bullying and foster a more compassionate and connected society.”
Eve’s involvement with the Anti-Bullying Alliance brings a fresh, youthful perspective to tackling bullying, using SSE (BSL – British Sign Language) to inspire and unite. Her dedication to promoting respect and inclusion empowers young people to stand up against bullying and helps foster a more compassionate, connected society.