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Brain Health

SOBERGENZ

Join us as we translate university neuroscience into GenZ-ready knowledge

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Our Impact

What we've achieved so far.
18 Schools
16,000+ teens reached
30% less binge drinking 

Recent News

Catch up on what SoberGenZ has been up to recently.

Youth Prevention

Understanding Our Mission

SoberGenZ is a youth-led initiative dedicated to making neuroscience approachable for Gen Z. We translate complex topics like brain chemistry into digestible content that resonates with young minds, promoting awareness about mental health and wellness.

Through short videos and interactive tools, we strive to build a global community that not only engages but also educates. Our goal is to inspire collaborative efforts with schools and organizations to foster a better understanding of neuroscience and its impact on life choices.

SoberGenZ Video 1 - LAUNCHPAD

SoberGenZ Video 1 - LAUNCHPAD

Word about us 

A few words from people we’re working with.
Marta Vernet - SoberGenZ Sponsor

Marta Vernet, BCN

Rotary President Barcelona 92

SoberGenZ can and will save many lives around the world.
SoberGenZ Sponsor

Salome Valencia

Director of the District Center for Health Education and Research Bogota, Colombia

Bogota has a crisis with teen drinking and I am confident SoberGenZ will play a massive role in fixing it.
SoberGenZ Sponsor

Asya Arabadzhiyska

School Director Plovdiv

With my own eyes I have witnessed SoberGenZ's innovative and unique approach to solving Bulgaria's teen binge drinking problems work. 
Rusi Minev MMA Champion and Sponsor of SoberGenZ

Rusi Minev

UFC Fighter and Bulgarian Influencer

Substance abuse is a deadly curse and SoberGenZ is a cure all athletes should endorse!

About Founder

My name is Louis Stumpf

International senior at American School of Barcelona from Germany & Bulgaria. Top-scoring student-athlete inspired to aid in the movement against alcohol and substance-abuse in general after seeing its dangers among teens his age first-hand across Europe.

Teen Sobriety
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