Tina Meier Biography

Megan Taylor Meier, 13, committed herself on October 16, 2006, after suffering cyberbullying from an adult neighbor posing as a fictional lad named "Josh Evans" on MySpace. This tragic event changed Tina Meier's life forever. The Megan Meier Foundation, a nonprofit that aggressively combats bullying, cyberbullying, and suicide in today's society, was established by Tina Meier in December 2007. Over 270000 children, parents, and educators have been contacted by Tina and the Foundation team since its beginning in 35 different states. Tina collaborated extensively on Senate Bill 818, which became law on August 28, 2008, with Senator Scott Rupp and the Internet Task Force for the State of Missouri under Governor Matt Blunt. She has been on several network television stations, news magazines, and syndicated talk shows to discuss the topics of bullying, cyberbullying, and suicide while representing the Foundation's purpose. She served as a consultant for the 2011 ABC Family film "Cyberbu/y" and made appearances in a number of documentaries, including two in 2015's "Web of Lies" and "A Brave Heart," the tale of Lizzie Velasquez. Tina was one of the main speakers for TedX Bend Oregon in April 2016.

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