Faced with rising online hostility and increased visibility around their inclusive membership policy, the National Federation of Women’s Institutes partnered with Social Media Resilience® to strengthen staff wellbeing, clarify digital strategy, and co-develop a values-led hostility escalation protocol.

As part of Digital Wellbeing Week 2025, Solihull College partnered with Social Media Resilience to deliver a series of immersive workshops across all three campuses. The programme helped over 500 students build practical skills, emotional awareness, and healthier digital habits.

To address a clear and growing wellbeing challenge within their communications team, Epilepsy Action partnered with Social Media Resilience to deliver digital mindset and leadership training.

Queen Anne’s School in Caversham hosted a series of keynote sessions for students in Years 7, 8, and 9, exploring body image, self-worth, and the emotional impact of social media. Delivered with honesty and empathy, the sessions invited students to reflect, connect, and build digital resilience.