Nicole Jon Sievers is an activist, speaker, writer, problem-solver, educator, and Licensed Clinical Social Worker.

In 2011, Nicole founded the non-profit Stand For Courage bullying-prevention program. SFC's student-led, school-based, and community activations offer one ultimate goal: disrupt and end the cycle of bullying by celebrating stand-up bystanders with the support of media recognition and luminary partners. The school pilot program was recognized with an American Psychological Association Visionary Award in 2015. The research continues to inspire, having demonstrated a dramatic reduction in bullying in the schools implementing Stand For Courage.

Nicole has deep connections in Northwest arts, and over 25 years employing a perspective of creativity working with youth and adults. Her diverse roles have included counselor, couple's therapist, teacher, educational consultant, Outward Bound instructor, and forensic consultant. Nicole drives initiatives: she has brought Nobel Peace Laureates to schools for collaborative problem-solving; she has raised funds for the arts and charitable causes. Her capacity to build personal connections in disparate communities has enabled her to be an effective organizer. She's served on the Seattle Music Commission since 2014, where she champions political advocacy, social justice, and community-building initiatives while promoting Seattle's vibrant music culture.

Nicole's 2015 book, "It's Your Mind: Own It!"  offers neuroscience-based information and exercises for adolescents. It won an Indie Excellence book-of-the-year award in psychology. Nicole frequently appears in the media and speaks at schools. Nicole is a producer in the IndieFlix documentary film, The Bully Factor.  

Nicole lives in Seattle with her husband Eric, their five sons, and a big, white dog.

Ph. (971) 235 - 0388
Email: Nicolejonsievers@gmail.com
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