Aunty Social World

From lifeline to lost community: Twitter's evolution to X. Former Tweeters bid their farewells.

Here is our very first Aunty Social World story. The one from when we went to Wales Comic Con...

Social media is affecting us all in some way. Its greatest protection is its culture of silence, denial and disinhibition

Here we discuss the darker side of Twitter and why, despite the harassment, misogyny and unwanted attention, our online communities survive.

The Blue Ticks are gone. Twitter's elite are up in arms. But who are they angry at? It's not Elon Musk. It's you.

Twitter and its communities are changing. In this series of blogs, we talk to the people on the inside about what this means to them.

It is not enough to just merely accept or be aware of autism. We need real practical change. Here are 5 lessons we can learn from lockdown.

Social media is a minefield for those of us with disabilities and mental health struggles. Many of us are seen but not heard...

Social anxiety online is as prevelant as offline. Simply replying to people can be a minefield..

We don't all get the same pathways and scope to change our lives. That's why we need a new story that considers us all.

Twitter may be changing but it remains a staple of our lives. It's our identities, communities and sense of belonging in this world.

Creativity isn't a level playing field. We need to challenge that it is only a viable pursuit for the privileged.