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

november - writers

Our writers have been awarded our November monthly award. Busy working away at articles, our writers continuously produce amazing pieces of writing ready to support all those seeking advice or who just want a slice of creativity. Keep up the amazing hard work! Congratulations writers!

MEMBER OF THE MONTH

November - MEL

Mel has been a long-time volunteer at our organisation and has been hard at work revamping the YouTube team. They continue to go above and beyond by supporting others and continuously coming up with fantastic ideas for their team. They also did a fantastic job at speaking on ITV with the mention of TWE. Congratulations Mel, keep up the hard work!

​Article of the month

tabitha - 'organise your time, organise your life'

Our Website Management team has chosen Tabitha’s 'Organise Your Time, Organise Your Life’ as the article of the month. This article explores how lack of organisation can impact someone’s life, and it’s something that so many people can relate to. It offers amazing advice on how to bring organisation into day to day life and really draws on personal experience to show that it’s possible to organise your time and life. Congratulations!

​Our Articles

Checkout some of our latest articles:


Lana's Article: Emotionally Unavailable 
In this article, Lana discusses the difficulties of being unable to organically show emotions to other individuals while providing tips on how to accept this realization.

Anindita's Article: Dealing with my loneliness
In this article, Anindita describes the feelings of loneliness and how she copes with it. 

Chloë's Article: Inside Out
 In this article, Chloë discusses the difficulty of having so many emotions and feelings all at once and gives some advice on how she tries to cope with these.

Tisha's Article: Fear of Missing Out
In this article, Tisha explains ways to overcome the fear of missing out. 

En's Article:    How to Make Cooking Easier When you're Struggling
Doing anything whilst having no motivation can feel almost impossible, and cooking is no exception. In this article, En will share their experiences on this and how they make cooking easier during these times.

Julius'  Poem: Body
In this poem, Julius explores his body insecurities and discovers a resolution.

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RainArrow

RainArrow is a worker's co-op that strives to battle (Rainbow) Capitalism by building a hub for queer creators by queer creators. By creating a space where 2SLGBTQIA+ SGL folks can come together and be themselves and create unapologetically, we create a newly innovated home that caters to queer creators and those who want to support those of the community!

Instagram - @RainArrow_
Twitter - @RainArrow_

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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