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In a June 2018 blog post, See Something-Say Something founder Malinda Ingram argued that teenagers should be encouraged to use technology as a means to “mold” them into “social justice activists.” 2
Founded in 2017, See Something-Say Something is a North Carolina-based nonprofit organization that advocates for sexual assault awareness. It also advocates for feminist angles on women issues. 1
See Something-Say Something provides mentoring services to girls ages 8 through 16 in Mecklenburg County. It also creates resources to help potential victims and witnesses identify bullying and sexual harassment, particularly against girls. 1
See Something-Say Something’s webpage for its Adult Program states that it is seeking adults looking to mentor teens and provide mentees with “real-world advice.” Its only requirements are that mentors pass a background check and agree to “show interest in mentee’s life and wellbeing and offer guidance and support.” 3
See Something-Say Something’s webpage for its Teen Program offers a mentorship opportunity to teenagers. The webpage states that teen mentors are to offer mentees companionship and serve as a role model for them. 4
See Something-Say Something provides resources for teenagers seeking help with children’s advocacy, teen dating violence, depression, sex trafficking, bullying, child abuse, and children contemplating running away. 5
Malinda Ingram is the founder and executive director of See Something-Say Something. She is a child abuse activist and is employed by Mecklenburg County as a social worker. 6 7
According to its tax returns, See Something-Say Something reported no revenue or expenses in 2019 or 2020. 8 In 2017, it reported $1,208 in revenue, $1,208 in total expenses, and no assets. 9