Project Semicolon is a global non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and love for those who are struggling with mental illness, suicide, addiction and self-injury. Project Semicolon exists to encourage, love and inspire.
Words from the Founder: "Despite the wounds of a dark past I was able to rise from the ashes, proving that the best is yet to come. When my life was filled with the pain of rejection, bullying, suicide, self-injury, addiction, abuse and even rape, I kept on fighting. I didn’t have a lot of people in my corner, but the ones I did have kept me going. In my 20 years of personally struggling with mental health I experienced many stigmas associated with it. Through the pain came inspiration and a deeper love for others. God wants us to love one another despite the label we wear. I do pray my story inspires others. Please remember there is hope for a better tomorrow.”"" Learn more about Project Semicolon.
Project Semicolon has helped over 5.2 million people since 2013.
Based on custom written boolean logic using Talkwalker, the data to the left and below shows data based on the conversationn online where users use keywords such as "Project Semicolon" and their tagline, "your story isn't over" in context with mental health related words including "mental health," and "mental illness." The data is analyzing the past week from April 18th to April 24th.
Based on the data, Project Semicolon is resulting in the most conversation by those ages 25-34 with 62.5% with 18-24 year olds roughly half of that with 31.3%.
Looking at the data, the conversation that has taken place over the past week indicates that males are more engaged in conversations surrounding Project Semicolon with over half of the conversation, 53.%. This is interesting because most of the brands and my personal research have typically recieved more engagement and response from women.
The Gender Distribution map indicates how many people have used the keywords in their own personal posts, their gender, and where they were posted from. In this case, the most conversation has been central to the United States. These conversations specifically include words such as "mental health" and "mental illness" with the brand.
In understanding the themes that are associated with content that is posted about Project Semicolon and Mental Illness, we can get a better look into key trends or themes that are taking place online. This gives insight into what content Project Semicolon could potentially write about that would connect with their audience.
The top themes that are associated with Project Semicolon over this past week include the words "project," "live," and the word "raise." Upon looking into it, Back in Time: Live 2 is dominating the amount of posts on Twitter putting the buzz out that they are rasing mnoney for Project Semicolon on the 28th of April.