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.

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.

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.

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.