Charity improving children’s mental & physical health & development by ending verbal abuse from adults around them, through research, awareness & collaboration.
London, UK
Joined March 2023
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Words Matter - a poem by Tally Gilbert. (pinky_studio_by_tally).
Please help @WordsMatter_ end verbal abuse of children by adults.
Join our mission via [email protected]
Together we can change the lives of children
DoP - Max Montgomery
Talent – Ethan Adonteng
New study in @bmj_latest Open by @markabellis reveals childhood verbal abuse is as harmful as physical abuse and on the rise. There is an urgent need for awareness, training & policy change.
Read more: theguardian.com/society/2025…
Let's celebrate all the incredible mothers, aunts, grandmothers, and women who nurture, guide, and uplift the children in their lives. Thank you!
#ThankYou #MothersDay #LoveAndSupport #WordsMatter
Words matter. They stick. They last a lifetime. They shape who we are and who we become.
Together we can end verbal abuse of children so they can thrive.
Let's build children up, not knock them down.
#WordsMatter #LetsBuildChildrenUp
Thank you to @TheForeUK for inviting Jessica Bondy to talk about @WordsMatter_’s mission and work to end verbal abuse of children by adults.
Let’s build children up, not knock them down.
#WordsMatter #EndVerbalAbuse #LetsBuildChildrenUp (1/2)
It's International Day of Happiness. Let's spread it with kind words.
#WordsMatter #InternationalDayofHappiness #Happiness #BeKind
Our founder Jessica Bondy was delighted to be invited by @cotyinc to be part of a panel of experts discussing how words matter when talking about beauty as part of its #UndefineBeauty campaign. (1/3)
She was joined by leading beauty journalist and author @ItsMeAnitaB, multi-medal winning paralympian cyclist Denise Schindler, contemporary artist Francisco Vidal, brain scientist and psychologist Professor John-Dylan Haynes... (2/3)
... plus make-up artist and influencer Ewa (Red Lipstick Monster) and from Coty Anna Bayern, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer and Priya Srinivasan, Chief People and Purpose Officer.
To take a look at the trailer for the campaign, visit bit.ly/4bTxidX
#WordsMatter (3/3)
It’s Neurodiversity Celebration Week - a time to embrace and celebrate the unique strengths and differences that make each person special.
Looking for guidance? We have a helpful resource here bit.ly/4kC8BX1 about how to talk to neurodivergent children and young people. It was developed by our neurodiversity experts, including @narowlansky , @avnon_julia, @commaficionado and @FintanORegan.
It is part of a set of supportive resources we’ve created with Dr Fiona Pienaar to help talk to children in a way that will build them up.
Let’s champion understanding, kindness, and inclusivity this week and beyond.
#WordsMatter #CelebrateDifference #NeurodiversityWeek
The ‘power of yet,’ introduced by Stanford psychologist Carol Dweck, highlights how a simple shift in language can change mindsets. Adding 'yet' to 'I can’t do this' - turning it into 'I can’t do this yet'- reminds us that growth is always possible.
Dweck’s research shows that seeing challenges as temporary helps children (and adults) stay motivated and persistent. Let’s embrace the power of yet and nurture growth in ourselves and the children around us.
#PowerOfYet #WordsMatter #LetsBuildChildrenUp
This Empathy Week, let’s remember to always listen, understand, and support children and one another. Put yourself in someone else’s shoes - because a little kindness and compassion goes a long way.
#EmpathyWeek #Understanding #Compassion #LetsBuildChildrenUp
This International Women's Day we're celebrating some of the extraordinary women that are supporting us on our mission to end childhood verbal abuse by adults. Thank you so much everyone! (1/4)
#InternationalWomensDay #IWD2024 #WordsMatter
BIG THANKS:
Maria Aarts
Nana Owusu
Bess Herbert (WHO)
Chris Werkele
Jen Fraser
Laura Brown
Joan Kaufman
Julia Avnon
Laura Lundy
Vivian Hill (UCL IOE)
Catherine Roche (Place2Be)
Ghino Parker (Barnardos)
Sue Roffey
Dr Jessie Stern
Prof Leslie Leve
Prof Tracie Affifi
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