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.

What?

​We share our experiences through several different means, allowing us to remind people they’re not alone and reach out for help.   

How?

​We share our experiences through writing and social media. This allows us to share our experiences for the benefit of others and ourselves.

TEAM OF THE MONTH

Design - November

Our team of the month for November has been awarded to Design. Not only has this team been working hard to create new designs for our social media account, they have also improved the website design.  They have also all reached target for October despite this being a new thing for them.

Congrats Designers!

MEMBER OF THE MONTH

Jem - Photographer

November's member of the month has been awarded to our photographer Jem. Jem is one of the funniest members at TWE. They always know how to put a smile on your face. They have also worked with management to make TWE a more inclusive place putting in the extra effort to make others feel more comfortable.
​Congrats Jem!

​Article of the month

Ananya - her second face

November’s Article of the Month is being awarded to Ananya for her poem Her Second Face. Through her beautiful and moving poem, she reflects on an incident that has occurred and the emotions she felt throughout it.

Congratulations Ananya!!

​Our Articles

Checkout some of our latest articles:

Kenzie's article:   Safe Sex and Contraception
Kenzie talks about the different types of contraception available and her own personal experience using a contraceptive. She also gives you information and advice on how to choose a contraceptive and approach the conversation. ​

Sydney's article:   Stretch Marks
Sydney writes about stretch marks, specifically how they are formed and how they have come to be perceived. She also writes about different ways to change one’s perception of stretch marks.

Heidy's article: Doubting Yourself
Heidy talks about coping through not feeling good enough for new opportunities and commitments at school, work or extracurricular activities.

Roisin's article:   Big Curly Fro's and What You Need to Know
Roisin uncovers how the natural hair movement began and its important message for the black community worldwide.  ​

Chandler/Ina's short story: Holding On
A young girl, grieving the loss of her grandfather, gets one last chance to say goodbye. ​

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Useful links

Childline

Childline is a  counselling service in the UK for under 19's to reach out and receive support.

The Speak Up Space

The Speak Up Space - A safe and confidential space for people to come forward about their experiences of sexual violence, harassment and anything that correlates. Replies open from 10am-6pm (7 days a week). Whether you just want someone to hear your story, be signposted to a verified service or just want a chat. We are here for you, we believe you.

Instagram - thespeakupspace
Twitter - thespeakupspace
​Email - thespeakupspace@gmail.com

A Gen Z's Take

A Gen  Z's Take is a website set up by two previous TWE members. Their website provides a platform for Gen Z's to share their opinion online to an audience of their peers, through interviews to illuminate the youth perspective. Providing empowerment and fostering openness within young, creative voices speaking to prevalent issues through an online outlet. 

​Instagram -  @agenzstake

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