Who We Serve
Schools, workplaces, first responders, military and veteran communities, and local organizations. Comedy and lived experience bring people together for honest conversations about depression and suicide.
Meaningful conversations start with connection.
A welcoming space to laugh, listen, and begin an honest conversation.
Find your audience
Start with the people you want to reach.
Choose a setting below to explore how a 1Degree presentation could fit your organization.
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Schools and colleges
Possible settings
Student assemblies, campus events, faculty gatherings, and conversations with parents and families.
The value of peer connection
A shared presentation can give students and educators a starting point for talking about depression and listening to someone’s own experience. Discuss the audience’s age range and setting with our team so we can plan an appropriate presentation.
Begin the hosting conversation
Tell us the school or campus, audience age range, expected attendance, and whether the gathering is for students, staff, families, or a combination.
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Businesses and workplaces
Possible settings
Employee gatherings, staff wellness events, leadership meetings, and company-wide presentations.
The value of peer connection
Comedy and personal stories can make a difficult subject easier to approach among coworkers. The Five Questions offer a practical starting point for peer conversations and everyday check-ins.
Begin the hosting conversation
Share your organization, location, audience size, available time, and what you want the gathering to help people discuss.
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First responders
Possible settings
Law enforcement, fire, EMS, dispatch, and gatherings that bring several agencies together.
The value of peer connection
People working demanding shifts may have few opportunities to talk openly with their peers. A shared presentation creates time to hear lived experience and consider how to begin a supportive conversation with a teammate.
Begin the hosting conversation
Tell us which agencies or teams you want to include, your preferred timeframe, and any shift or scheduling considerations.
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Military and veterans
Possible settings
Installation or unit gatherings, veteran organizations, and events for military-connected communities.
The value of peer connection
Personal stories and humor provide a shared way to approach conversations about depression. The presentation models peer dialogue that participants can relate to their own relationships and community.
Begin the hosting conversation
Share the audience, location, scheduling needs, and any training objectives or approval requirements your organization needs to discuss. The team will review the fit with you.
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Community groups and associations
Possible settings
Community events, nonprofit gatherings, association meetings, and local groups bringing members and families together.
The value of peer connection
A community presentation can bring neighbors and members into the same conversation. The Five Questions give people a place to start listening and connecting beyond the event.
Begin the hosting conversation
Tell us who you hope to reach, your location, expected attendance, and whether you are considering a member event, public gathering, or partnership with other organizations.
Discuss Your Organization’s NeedsPlan it together
Have a different setting in mind?
Tell us about your audience and what you hope to bring people together to discuss. We’ll explore the fit, format, timing, and next steps with you.
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