Project Semicolon

27/11/2025

Sometimes “thankful” isn’t about a perfect year—it’s about the parts of us that kept choosing tomorrow. The quiet resilience. The tiny sparks of hope.

10/10/2025

Today, the world pauses to remember something we should never forget:
Your story isn’t over.

Every day, millions of people face silent battles that no one sees. Some are fighting depression. Others are navigating anxiety, trauma, or loss. And yet, through every struggle, there is courage — the courage to stay, to speak, to reach out, to try again.

Let’s make today — and every day — a space for healing, for hope, and for one another.

29/09/2025

No matter what today brings, You’re strong enough to get through it - YSIO

28/09/2025

10/09/2025

Let’s share and support eachother today, World Su***de Prevention Day 2025.

18/04/2025

Memories from World Semicolon Day 2025. Every year the creativity is unmatched. Be sure to like so that Facebook shares this with the community.

16/04/2025

Today is World Semicolon Day.
A day to reflect.
A day to remember.
A day to say, “My story isn’t over.”

We honor those we’ve lost.
We celebrate those still fighting.
And we stand together—for hope, healing, and change.

🖤 If the semicolon is part of your story, share it with us. Show your tattoo. Light a candle. You are not alone.

15/04/2025

Your story matters. So does the impact we make together. 🖤
This World Semicolon Day, we’re not just remembering—we’re showing up.

We created 7 ways you can engage with purpose, hope, and community on April 16. Whether you’re honoring someone you love, sharing your story, or simply taking a quiet moment for yourself—there’s a place for you here.

Swipe through the images for simple, meaningful ways to get involved.

Behind every story, every tattoo, every candle lit, every porch light—we’re working to make mental health support more accessible and personal than ever before. If you’re able, we invite you to be part of that mission by contributing to our World Semicolon Day Fundraiser (link in comments). Your support helps keep Project Semicolon going.

Let’s keep making space for stories that were almost cut short—but weren’t, and those that we lost along the way.

14/04/2025

World Semicolon Day isn’t just a day of remembrance — it’s a call to action.

Every April 16, we honor those we’ve lost. We stand with those who fight. And we demand better: better access to care, better conversations about mental health, and a world that no longer asks people to suffer in silence.

The semicolon is more than a symbol — it’s resistance. It’s the refusal to give up. It’s a statement that we matter, our pain matters, and our lives are worth fighting for.

So on World Semicolon Day, we don’t just mourn — we mobilize. We raise our voices for those who can’t. We carry forward the message that change is not optional — it’s urgent.

This April 16, stand with us. Speak out. Show up. And let the world know: we are still here — and we are not done fighting.

23/03/2025

Today marks the day we lost Amy Bleuel, Project Semicolon's beloved founder, in 2017. Amy wasn't just a visionary leader and advocate for mental health awareness; here, she was family whose absence we feel deeply every day.

Amy taught us that our stories aren't over, that hope lives even in the darkest moments. Her courage and vulnerability sparked a global movement that continues to grow and inspire millions.

We carry Amy's legacy forward with profound gratitude and commitment. Today, let's remember Amy, celebrate her life, and renew our dedication to the cause she held so dear.

Your story isn't over;
Amy's story isn't over.

Together, we continue.

31/12/2024

To the ones we’ve lost, your stories, struggles, and triumphs will never be forgotten. You mattered then, you matter now, and you always will.

Let us honor their memory by continuing the fight—for awareness, for understanding, and for hope. To those still here, know this: your story isn’t over. There’s strength in reaching out, in speaking up, and in being here for one another.

As we step into a new year, let’s carry their light with us and work to create a world where no one feels like they’re fighting alone."

22/12/2024

Subtle to those who see it, meaningful to those who know;