About Samantha
Samantha Sewell has been speaking, competing and changing the world since 2015. In 2015 Samantha entered her first pageant, where she won. Samantha quickly learned the power of a crown and a sash, speaking to hundreds of people in her first year of being an advocate. Soon Samantha founded the “Be Someone’s Hero, Not a Bystander” movement, where she presents the importance of not being a bystander to children worldwide. In 2016, Samantha brought Live Out Loud Charity to Canada with her Mom. Knowing first hand the struggles of being bullied and feeling alone Samantha became the first Canadian Ambassador for the charity. In 2017 Samantha won a Global ChangeLeader award for her story and work with Be Someone’s Hero Not a Bystander, presented to her by Kelly Lovell. Since 2015 Samantha has attended and Volunteered at over 500 events Worldwide!
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To book Samantha for your event email, sewellspeaker@gmail.com!
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Samantha is Trained with the LOLC Leadership Academy
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Samantha’s Pageant Titles:
Miss International Volunteer 2019
Ultimate Miss Worldwide Canada 2018-2020
Miss MRI Canada 2018
Miss Worldwide Teen Canada 2017
Miss Teen Galaxy Canada 2016
Miss Teen Social Media 2015
Miss Teenage Okanagan 2015
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Samantha’s Pageant Awards:
Miss Royalty International 2019 1st Runner-up
Top 5 International Role Model 2018
International Peoples Choice (overall) 2016
Most Inspiring Pageant Queen Finalist 2016
Best International (Out of UK) Pageant Queen Finalist 2016
Top 12 Most Inspiring Miss, Positive Pageantry Awards 2018
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Awards Samantha Won:
Grade 8 Citizen of the year
SD22 Vernon District Project Scholarship Winner
Principals Choice Award
Community Leader Finalist, Vernon BC 2016
Global Change Leader 2017, Strenght and Identity
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As seen in:
Bikers Against Bullying (Canada)
Santa Claus Anonymous website
Crowns Magazine
The Power of YOUth, by Kelly Lovell
lě bloom kids Magazine
Sprinkle Kids Magazine
Natural Sparkle Magazine
Okanagan Woman Magazine
Wow Vernon has there very own National Star, so cool. My child went to a School where you spoke at and came home in tears, saying how happy he was that someone else has trouble speaking. My son has DYSARTHRIA and it has infected not only his speech but his friends, and his social life. He is now in fifth grade and is bullied, and as he explained you were too. He can home that day and told me that everything was going to be okay because the “queen” was just like him. Once I calmed down his excitement and got him to explain it to me it all became clear. You changed his life. He tells me he talked to you after and you understood every word, which is usually difficult (even for me). Thank you, you have changed our life’s forever. I am overly thrilled that you are sharing this platform as there are millions of children ,like my son, suffering in silence from this horrible Impediment!! He haven’t stopped talking about you and telling you to leave a message, about what your message and speech meant to him. SO THANK YOU SAMANTHA. You have saved my son, from the feeling of being alone in his struggle. THANK YOU.
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