Who?We are an online organisation that provides a platform for teenagers to share their voice and their experiences in order to help others like them.
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What?We share our experiences through several different means, allowing us to remind people they’re not alone and reach out for help.
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How?We share our experiences through writing and social media. This allows us to share our experiences for the benefit of others and ourselves.
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We are always looking for new volunteers to help us with our mission. Whether you have a few hours a week or a few days a month, we have a volunteer opportunity for you.
As a TWE volunteer, you will have the opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of others while also developing valuable skills that you can use in your future career.
We also offer a variety of training and support opportunities to our volunteers. So, if you are interested in volunteering your time and making a difference click the button below for more information!
As a TWE volunteer, you will have the opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of others while also developing valuable skills that you can use in your future career.
We also offer a variety of training and support opportunities to our volunteers. So, if you are interested in volunteering your time and making a difference click the button below for more information!
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Our Newest Articles
Checkout some of our latest articles:
On procrastination and other definitively human habits
By Keerthi
In this article Keerthi discusses why she believes it is okay not to finish things.
A Study Guide to Studying
By Madeline
Madeline lays out tips on how best to maximize your studying for tests and other assessments.
Audition Tips
By En
In this article, En will share their audition tips.
Dear Experienced Drivers
By Kenzie
Kenzie writes a letter to all the experienced drivers she encountered whilst she was learning to drive and gives them some tips for dealing with newly passed drivers.
College Isn’t for Everyone
By Camille
In this article, Camille will discuss the pressures teens feel when it comes to pursuing education beyond high school. She may not speak from experience, but she does come from a place of understanding.
Afterlife
By Jesse
A poem in which Jesse ponders the meaning of life, and what comes after it.
Nothing but a name
By Madeline
A poem around the change in relationship between sisters.
Delicate
By Nicole
In this poem, Nicole explores the fragility of the beauty of nature.
Epilepsy and the weird and wonderful world of hidden diseases.
By Danny
In this article, Danny explores their hidden disability, and how it changed their life.
Nathaniel, Nateybugs, Nate, etc
By Nathanial
Names can mean many different things. Rather than looking at the denotation of a word, why not look at the connotation?
20 Things I have Learnt in 20 Years
By Kenzie
Kenzie talks about 20 things that she has learnt in her 20 years of life that she thinks people should need to know.
Revisiting my Childhood
By Mel
Mel will be sharing how she revisited her childhood nightmares. Sharing her experience with bullying and how that made her feel but also how she came to terms with it.
The importance of change
By Keerthi
In this article, Keerthi expresses the necessity of a positive outlook in trying times.
Growing Pains
By Jasmine
In this article, Jasmine talks about why friendships can grow apart and how to deal with it.
Writing to a Pen-Pal
By Heidy
Heidy talks about the benefits of pen-pal friendships and on how you can start writing your first letter or email to one.
On toxic friendships
By Alejandro
In this article, Alejandro talks about his experience being in a group of toxic people, the effects it had on him, and how he’s recovering from it.
Rejecting hang-out invitations
By Heidy
In this article Heidy will talk about stress-free ways to reject invites from friends, family or acquaintances with no heartbreak involved.
Finding Inspiration to Write
By Nicole
Nicole explains how she found inspiration to write during lockdown and how she unleashed her passion for writing during this period, including tips on how to start writing.
Debunking Diet Culture
By En
In this article, En debunks the idea that is "diet culture" and how harmful it can be.
My journey to develop a healthy relationship with food
By Wania
In this article Wania explores her journey throughout her life and how her relationship with food has changed over time.
Learning to just go with it
By Meg
When faced with difficulty after difficulty on her recent holiday. Meg shares some wisdom of learning to just go with it, and not get too stressed and overwhelmed by things you cannot control.
By Keerthi
In this article Keerthi discusses why she believes it is okay not to finish things.
A Study Guide to Studying
By Madeline
Madeline lays out tips on how best to maximize your studying for tests and other assessments.
Audition Tips
By En
In this article, En will share their audition tips.
Dear Experienced Drivers
By Kenzie
Kenzie writes a letter to all the experienced drivers she encountered whilst she was learning to drive and gives them some tips for dealing with newly passed drivers.
College Isn’t for Everyone
By Camille
In this article, Camille will discuss the pressures teens feel when it comes to pursuing education beyond high school. She may not speak from experience, but she does come from a place of understanding.
Afterlife
By Jesse
A poem in which Jesse ponders the meaning of life, and what comes after it.
Nothing but a name
By Madeline
A poem around the change in relationship between sisters.
Delicate
By Nicole
In this poem, Nicole explores the fragility of the beauty of nature.
Epilepsy and the weird and wonderful world of hidden diseases.
By Danny
In this article, Danny explores their hidden disability, and how it changed their life.
Nathaniel, Nateybugs, Nate, etc
By Nathanial
Names can mean many different things. Rather than looking at the denotation of a word, why not look at the connotation?
20 Things I have Learnt in 20 Years
By Kenzie
Kenzie talks about 20 things that she has learnt in her 20 years of life that she thinks people should need to know.
Revisiting my Childhood
By Mel
Mel will be sharing how she revisited her childhood nightmares. Sharing her experience with bullying and how that made her feel but also how she came to terms with it.
The importance of change
By Keerthi
In this article, Keerthi expresses the necessity of a positive outlook in trying times.
Growing Pains
By Jasmine
In this article, Jasmine talks about why friendships can grow apart and how to deal with it.
Writing to a Pen-Pal
By Heidy
Heidy talks about the benefits of pen-pal friendships and on how you can start writing your first letter or email to one.
On toxic friendships
By Alejandro
In this article, Alejandro talks about his experience being in a group of toxic people, the effects it had on him, and how he’s recovering from it.
Rejecting hang-out invitations
By Heidy
In this article Heidy will talk about stress-free ways to reject invites from friends, family or acquaintances with no heartbreak involved.
Finding Inspiration to Write
By Nicole
Nicole explains how she found inspiration to write during lockdown and how she unleashed her passion for writing during this period, including tips on how to start writing.
Debunking Diet Culture
By En
In this article, En debunks the idea that is "diet culture" and how harmful it can be.
My journey to develop a healthy relationship with food
By Wania
In this article Wania explores her journey throughout her life and how her relationship with food has changed over time.
Learning to just go with it
By Meg
When faced with difficulty after difficulty on her recent holiday. Meg shares some wisdom of learning to just go with it, and not get too stressed and overwhelmed by things you cannot control.