In 2010, Tyler Clementi took his own life shortly after being humiliated online by his college roommate. I remember where I was when I first heard his story. Spurred on by this avoidable tragedy and a desire to protect others from feeling bullied and harassed, I am delighted to share that I have joined the Board of Trustees of the Tyler Clementi Foundation.

Please join me for an informal discussion about the Tyler Clementi Foundation’s bullying-prevention initiatives and successes in creating safe spaces for all over cocktails and light bites at our home in the Pines!

July 2, 2017
Noon to 3pm
at 144 Ocean Walk on Fire Island

Please RSVP using the form below by June 30.

Whether or not you are able to attend, please consider supporting this national and impactful organization below.

The Tyler Clementi Foundation works to end bullying in schools, workplaces and faith communities. Donations are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.

Thank you for your support,

Vikrum Visknubhakta

Join us to meet Jane Clementi,
co-founder of the Tyler Clementi Foundation,
a leading national non-profit working to end
online and offline bullying in schools,
workplaces, and faith communities.

Sunday, June 4, 2017
11am to 1pm

Shorenstein Residence
101 Central Park West
New York City, NY 10023

To reserve your spot, we humbly invite you to make a tax-deductible donation of $150 or more in support of the Tyler Clementi Foundation by using the form below. Should you have questions or wish to invite a guest, please email Jonill Mayer, Development Director, at rsvp@tylerclementi.org.

After the brunch, the hosts and Clementis will head to the Lincoln Center premier of Tyler’s Suite, a nine-piece choral movement spearheaded by Stephen Schwartz (Wicked, Pippin) and Dr. Timothy Seelig of the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus. We would love to see you there! To purchase tickets to the concert or to learn more, please click here. Should you wish to sit near to your fellow brunch goers, the concert creators suggest rows M, N, and O.

Thank you to everyone who came out in support of the Tyler Clementi Foundation on April 26th!

We would also like to thank Patrick Askin and his
groundbreaking gay film NICK and NICKY
(pictured below) for helping to sponsor this event,
and we invite those who have not already done so to
make a tax-deductible gifttoward the making of the film.

Also, if you have yet to make a gift in support of
the Tyler Clementi Foundation
and its work to end online and offline bullying
in schools, workplaces and faith communities,
we encourage you to do so below
between now and the end of the May.

Your gift will help the Tyler Clementi Foundation
keep its simple and effective bullying-prevention tools,
like their lauded #Day1 campaign,
free and accessible to the public, and
will help them secure a $1,500 matching gift,
announced in the room on April 26th!

When you make a gift between now and the end of the May,
it will be doubly impactful, thanks to the generous
$1,500 matching gift challenge
made by our fabulous hosts, Bert Orlov and Adrienne Opalka!

Thank you for your support. Together, we can end online and offline bullying.

The Board of Trustees
of the Tyler Clementi Foundation
cordially invite you to join the Clementis
for a festive evening of cocktails and music,
featuring 1980s dance music
set to the sunset (and beyond!)

Saturday, June 3rd, 2017
6 to 8 pm*, with a spoken program at 7 pm

at the home of Stephen Mueller
222 West 14th Street, PH-B
New York City, 10011

Please RSVP using the form below by May 29th.

*Our generous host will be spinning music into the early hours of the morning!

Please stay as long as you would like!

Please use the form below to support programs like #Day1 and the Tyler Clementi Institute for CyberSafety, which provides free legal assistance to victims of online bullying and harassment.

Planning to attend the event on June 3rd at the home of Stephen Mueller? Please remember to rsvp by writing directly to your host, or by sending an email to rsvp@tylerclementi.org.

Together, we can create a culture of kindness for each other and for today’s youth.

Reasons to Support the Tyler Clementi Foundation

Donations are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.

Help the Tyler Clementi Foundation keep our simple and effective bullying-prevention tools, like our lauded #Day1 campaign as featured on CBS Sunday Morning, free and accessible to the public and those that need them most.

When you make a gift between now and the end of the April,
it will be doubly impactful, thanks to the generous
$5,000 matching gift challenge
made by our fabulous host, Kevin Carroll!

Thank you for your support. Together, we can end online and offline bullying.