Empowering Others Through Resilience and Support.
For over 20 years, Becky has been dedicated to educating and empowering her audiences.
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Keynote 1
Five Simple Guidelines
At just 15 years old, Becky Bowman White began sharing her story after a tragic drunk driving crash that took the lives of her mother and friend. From this heartbreaking experience, Becky became a passionate advocate against drunk driving, dedicating her life to raising awareness and preventing similar tragedies.
Now, 25 years later, Becky's presentation reflects not only on the crash but also introduces her five keys to living a happier life. These powerful guidelines encourage individuals to rethink their approach to happiness and inspire positive change.
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Keynote 2
Excuse Yourself
Excuse Yourself is a powerful and relatable presentation that teaches students how to recognize when a driver is impaired—and how to safely and confidently remove themselves from the situation. Through real stories, refusal skills, and practical tips, students learn how to speak up, plan ahead, and protect themselves and their friends. Because sometimes the smartest move is simply knowing how to excuse yourself.
This presentation is suited for 8th grade and older.
Keynote 3
Grieve • Heal • Rise
Beauitfully Broken
In Beautifully Broken, Rebecca shares her deeply personal journey through multiple forms of grief—and the tools that helped her move forward. A proud special needs mother, drunk driving crash survivor, and caregiver for a parent with dementia, Rebecca brings a powerful, authentic voice to the conversation around loss and healing. This heartfelt presentation creates space for honest reflection on grief, resilience, and growth—reminding us that it's possible to grow through what we go through.
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Testimonials
Becky White traveled to Houston, Texas to present her Five Simple Guidelines to 150 members of the Texas judiciary. From prior to the conference through after it was over, Becky was easy to work with, had good communication, and made coordination of her presentation seamless. Her story had a huge impact on the audience, and many rated it as the "best session" of the approximately 20 sessions offered at the conference. There is no doubt that it invigorated the judges, clerks, and prosecutors in the crowd to continue their efforts in preventing impaired driving. I would highly recommend Becky to be a presenter for any group regardless of age and background.
Ned Minevitz
Program Attorney & TxDOT Grant Administrator at Texas Municipal Courts Education Center
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