1. Take the "It Gets Better” pledge and support LGBT youth. Make an even stronger commitment and record an encouraging It Gets Better video like Ke$ha, Chris Colfer, Google employees, and many more.

2. Create a video about teen suicide and prevention. Upload to YouTube like Max Benning and spread the word. Find information about depression and suicide on Half of Us and TeenScreen.

3. To Write Love on Her Arms (TWLOHA) is a nonprofit working to help people struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury, and suicide. Miley Cyrus, Liv Tyler, and Boys Like Girls all support TWLOHA. Want to help too? Plan a penny drive, fashion show, or concert fundraiser and donate. Find more ways to support here.

4. September 10th is World Suicide Prevention Day. On this day, share Facebook statuses and tweets with organizations peers can contact for counseling or help.

5. Send positive and encouraging messages to friends! Be a support system for them; a little pick me-up goes a long way.

6. Brittany Snow, Demi Lovato, Victoria Justice, and Zendaya all know that Love is Louder than the pressure to be perfect. Take a Love is Louder picture and share on Twitter, or upload to GetUrGoodOn.org, Love is Louder Facebook page, or make it your profile picture

7. Speak out against bullying at school. Visit Teens Against Bullying for anti-bullying activities.

8. Volunteer with the Trevor Project, an organization providing crisis intervention and suicide prevention to LGBT youth. Help make survival kits, volunteer at an event, or join a board committee.

9. Write the word "love” on your forearm for one day and explain to people you are raising awareness of teen depression and suicide. Share "love” pictures on Get Ur Good On like others have done. Make sure to use a washable marker!

10. Start a mental health screening program at school. Find resources to develop the program on TeenScreen and get friends involved with the planning.