Learn about how to take things into your own hands and obtain crucial skills in the realm of presentation, public speaking, and general communication with others. Whether just for fun, or something that you want to keep on doing throughout your schooling or life, presenting to your community can be a great skill.

Share YOUR Presentation Resources to The World!

Contact us and submit your presentations or other resources for other students to use and teach others about. We are always looking for more content, and frequently provide compensation for great ideas!

Find Tips on To Present More Effectively

Although all of our resources come with individual speaker notes, its always nice to have some general information too, which is why we provide information on how to make the most of your presentation to all, and like always, free.

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Speak Forward's Goal Story Mission Dream Ability to Help You

Speak Forward was started in May 2024 by Jack Schlenker to help others teach their communities, without the hassle of making brand new resources. He realized while working on slides and notes for his own presentations just how much work it can be. Although it was worth it in the end, the process of getting to that point was tiring, strenuous, and even draining. He realized that he could help out, he could distribute his (and eventually others) presentation resources to students across the country, allowing them to start their own nonprofits and educate their communities on things that are crucial in modern life. All Speak Forward resources are, and will be, free forever for exactly this reason, after all, everyone deserve a chance to give back, no matter how much time they have available!

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All Speak Forward materials are designed to give you enough material to present for at least 30 minutes (although frequently even more). We believe that this provides a balance of informing as well as interacting with the community, forming a bond, and simply driving home the points you want to make. We also provide tips and tricks to speak to different crowds, and more importantly, information on ways you can go about finding places to use these resources!

I've been looking for resources to present with for a long time, finding them on Speak Forward was perfect! Having these resources available was crucial to establishing a passion project that I was truly excited about, and helping the community at the same time!

I'm so glad that I found speak forward, without it, I would've never put in the effort to work towards starting a truly impactful organization. It really was my dream extra curricular!

Speak Forward gave me the opportunity to start my own community outreach project, it saved me so much time, and still met all my goals. The best part was that it was all free!

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to pay for Speak Forward resources?

No! Speak Forward and all the resources on this website are (and always will be) free to students and anyone looking to educate their community.

How does Speak Forward get its presentations?

Speak Forward resources are mainly made in-house and always tested out to make sure everything works well. However, we are always looking for more resources, no matter what topic, from anyone who wants to submit them. You can do so by using our contact form. We frequently even pay for great presentations!

How can I get started with Speak Forward?

The best way to get started is simply by visiting our resources page, this has all of our available topics ready for you to download. From there, we recommend that you visit our presentation and start-up tips to set up an effective organization and make sure that you get the word out to as many people as possible!

Can I use SpeakForward resources for my NonProfit/Passion Project?

Of course! We encourage all users to use our resources however they see fit, we just hope that they get used as much as possible. We even have some tips on how to get started under the resources tab on our “Passion Project Tips” and “Start-Up Tips” pages.