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More About the Project
The Mikki High Bully No More Project was founded in 2011 by Dr. Tiffany “Mikki High” Hoffman and her father Dr. Ludie L. Hoffman. Established out of a deep concern for the growing impact of bullying, the project was created to provide hope, education, and practical resources for individuals and communities affected by bullying.
The mission of the Bully No More Project is to raise awareness about the seriousness of bullying and to equip people of all ages with the tools they need to stand against it. The project focuses on prevention, intervention, and empowerment. Through educational outreach, community engagement, and resource development, Bully No More works to create safe environments where individuals can thrive without fear of harassment or intimidation.
The project’s initiatives include school presentations, community workshops, and resource materials designed to help children, parents, educators, and leaders recognize and respond to bullying in constructive ways. By combining education with encouragement, Bully No More promotes understanding, builds confidence, and inspires resilience in those who have experienced bullying.
At its heart, the Bully No More Project is not just about ending negative behaviors but about fostering positive ones. It is about replacing fear with strength, isolation with community, and despair with hope. The vision is to see a generation rise above bullying and embrace their full potential in a supportive and respectful world.
About Our Founders
The Mikki High Bully No More! Project® was founded in 2011 by Dr. Tiffany “Mikki High” Hoffman and her father, Apostle Dr. Ludie L. Hoffman, with a shared vision of building a world where children and teens can grow up free from abuse, fear, and oppression. Born out of personal tragedy and triumph, their commitment to hope, awareness, and empowerment has touched countless lives and continues to expand through their leadership.
From the very beginning, one of the key ways the Hoffmans have carried this mission forward has been through books, resources, online media, and other educational tools that spread awareness beyond the stage. These materials, combined with partnerships from schools, churches, community organizations, and individuals, have allowed the project to multiply its reach and equip more people to take an active role in prevention. The support of partners has been essential in sustaining the momentum of the movement and creating lasting change.
As the national spokesperson, Dr. Tiffany “Mikki High” Hoffman uses her voice and platform as a recording artist, author, and motivational speaker to represent the project. Through concerts, rallies, movie nights, school tours, public speaking, and online outreach, she gives a voice to those who often feel silenced. Her message of hope and resilience continues to inspire students and adults alike to stand against bullying and build stronger, safer communities.
Guided by the wisdom and vision of Apostle Dr. Ludie L. Hoffman, the project has stayed rooted in its founding values of compassion, education, and empowerment. His leadership ensures the mission remains focused and far-reaching, while his daughter’s energy and voice bring that mission to life on the frontlines. Together, they model a powerful partnership that reflects the importance of family, faith, and unity in making a difference.
Through their shared leadership, The Mikki High Bully No More! Project® has become more than a campaign—it is a movement of hope and action. With the combined strength of dedicated partners, faithful supporters, and passionate advocates, the Hoffmans believe that we can create a future where bullying no longer defines or destroys lives, but instead, young people everywhere are free to thrive.
Join us in the movement to stomp out bullying and declare with us: 1-2-3-4 Bully No More!
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