A hero name
Given at a ceremony by Master Kim, chosen for the strength the child has shown. People will choose every hero name. No AI will.

A strength stone
A stone that stands for a strength the child is working on, with a short story about what it means. Amethyst for self-control, tiger's eye for courage, rose quartz for compassion, citrine for confidence, lapis for wisdom, clear quartz for focus and jade for balance.
The stones are symbols of character. They are not medicine and make no health claim.
A citizen plaque
JOIN · Belonging
We are building TRUETH citizenship with Grand Master Won Kuk Kim: a hero name given at a ceremony, a strength stone, a citizen plaque and an optional place on the family tree. Here is what we plan.
Citizenship
Given at a ceremony by Master Kim, chosen for the strength the child has shown. People will choose every hero name. No AI will.
Citizens who register will receive a physical TRUETH plaque, and a card with their hero name, crest and the belts they have earned.
A stone that stands for a strength the child is working on, with a short story about what it means. Amethyst for self-control, tiger's eye for courage, rose quartz for compassion, citrine for confidence, lapis for wisdom, clear quartz for focus and jade for balance.
The stones are symbols of character. They are not medicine and make no health claim.
TRUETH keeps a private record of each student's line back to Master Kim. Families can choose to appear on the public family tree; no one appears by default, and children appear without their names.
Growing with TRUETH
We plan roles for older students who want to give back, with parent consent and adult supervision at every step.

Help at ceremonies, events and younger classes.
Support an instructor on the mat.
Lead warm-ups and breathing practice for younger students.
Guide newer students on their belt path.
Students are never asked to fundraise, recruit or promote TRUETH. They share their stories only if they want to, with a parent's consent.
Everyone belongs
We invite parents, instructors, volunteers and supporters to take the Family and Citizen Pledge and join the TRUETH community.
Together
In developmentThe first annual gathering date will be announced to families on our list.
We plan a yearly gathering of TRUETH families to welcome new citizens, present hero names and strength stones, and celebrate the Warrior Ceremony together.
Tell us a little about yourself and what you are looking for. The TRUETH team read every message. We aim to reply within two business days.
This form is for parents, guardians and adult partner contacts. Students, please ask a parent or guardian to contact us. We ask for your details and your child's age range. We never ask for your child's name, a diagnosis or proof of income on this form.