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BIG UP Cap - 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
  • BIG UP Cap - 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
  • BIG UP Cap - 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
BIG UP Cap - 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
£40.00

Make a bold statement with the “BIG UP” Cap, a modern streetwear piece designed to spark conversations and inspire strength through community.

  • Design: Striking graffiti-style “BIG UP” lettering over black fabric, symbolizing confidence and uplift.

  • Details: Red target icon and a small silhouette of a assault rifle graphic — used not to glorify violence, but to highlight the importance of choosing peace over conflict.

  • Material: Premium cotton twill for breathability and durability.

  • Fit: Structured crown, curved brim, and adjustable snapback closure for all-day comfort.

  • Purpose: This cap is more than fashion — it’s a conversation starter about mental health and safety in schools.

⚠️ Wear With Purpose
This design uses strong imagery to raise awareness about the urgent need to prevent school shootings. It’s meant to inspire dialogue and promote positive action, not to promote violence.

Educational Message: Mental Health & School Shooting Prevention in the United States

1. Prioritize Mental Health Support in Schools

  • Expand access to school-based counselors and psychologists.

  • Provide safe spaces where students can talk about stress, anxiety, or depression.

  • Normalize asking for help — remove stigma from mental health care.

2. Early Warning and Threat Reporting

  • Encourage students to speak up if they see or hear threats.

  • Establish anonymous reporting systems and train staff to respond quickly.

  • Support programs like Sandy Hook Promise’s “Say Something” initiative.

3. Build Positive School Climate

  • Promote inclusivity, anti-bullying campaigns, and peer mentorship.

  • Foster trusted relationships between students, staff, and parents.

4. Crisis Intervention & Red Flag Laws

  • Implement early intervention when students show warning signs of harming themselves or others.

  • Use Extreme risk protection orders to temporarily remove firearms from at-risk individuals.

5. Family and Community Engagement

  • Offer workshops for parents on recognizing signs of distress.

  • Partner with local mental health providers to support families in need.

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