More Than a Presentation — We’re a Movement.
Assemblies. Peer Programs. Parent Talks. Leadership Training. We’re a full-circle mental wellness ecosystem that sticks.
We equip schools, suicide prevention coalitions, and construction teams with the tools to make mental wellness real, relatable, and actionable—so their youth, families, and teams can connect, communicate, and thrive.
REAL CONVERSATIONS.
LASTING IMPACT.
These aren’t just talks — they’re the start of a system built to create real change.
Meet Jamal & Zion Givens
Jamal and Zion Givens are a dynamic father–son team who do more than speak — they build mental wellness ecosystems. With over 20 years of combined experience, they equip students, families, and professionals with lasting tools to connect, heal, and thrive. From school assemblies to family engagement nights to peer-led programs, the movement they’ve built is changing lives across the country.Speaking services
Presentations with purpose
Each talk is part of the Up To It™ Ecosystem — a system of connection, support, and long-term change for students, families, and professionals.
Jamal and Zion Givens lead dynamic, high-energy sessions that are interactive, engaging, and unforgettable — built to spark change and anchor your school or organization in long-term wellness.
Real Talk. Real Tools. Real Change.
We don’t avoid the tough stuff. We help communities face it with strength, strategy, and support.
Mental health matters
It’s often invisible, but it impacts everything — from how we connect to how we cope. Our programs help students, families, and staff bring it into the light with real tools and compassion.
Substance misuse starts young
Prevention is key. By starting honest conversations early, we empower teens and families to make informed, healthier choices — from vaping to peer pressure to prescription misuse.
Conversations can save lives
These moments don’t just land — they launch something bigger: community, connection, and next steps.
Let’s keep it fun
We create an engaging atmosphere that sticks — and gives people the energy to keep showing up for themselves and others.
