Project Anti Bully 

Evette 'Jus E' Cornish was born and raised in Houston, Texas. After battling bullying and self-esteem issues Jus E began to write poetry as a way to cope. As her love for hip hop music grew she began to turn her poems into lyrics. By the age of 12 she was scheduled to sign with a local record label. However, she decided to take a break from writing music and the music buisness after feeling disappointed and deceived. The first in her family to obtain a college degree Jus E soon recognized the importance of education. She received a Masters degree in Counseling in 2007 and is currently working on a PhD also in Counseling. Although Jus E found her niche in helping others, the passion she had for hip hop music never died. Jus E soon realized that she could reach a larger audience and have a greater impact by combining the healing arts with the art of hip hop. In 2010 she began working on the anti-bully campaign after learning about the many youth suicides taking place around the nation. With the inspiration from her experiences and the stories of others, Jus E sat down and wrote 'It Gets Better: Anti-Bullycide Anthem'. This song quickly gained local recognition and the video included family and friends of Asher Brown, a 13 year old student who shot himself after enduring severe bullying. Since then Jus E has been traveling to local schools providing presentations and performances on bullying for all ages. As an artist, Jus E is mainly focused on addressing cultural issues and spreading positive messages through her hip hop lyrics.

 Rosa Lykiardopoulos works as a director, designer and children’s book author and illustrator. She began by studying film direction in Buenos Aires to then find her complete self in the animation field. Her work has been featured in several books and magazines and, recently, it has been included on the Luerzers Archive “200 Best Illustrators Worldwide 2011/2012”.