CHEER UP LUV
UK-based platform dedicated to ending gender-based violence, discrimination and bias through education,
art and storytelling.
UK-based platform dedicated to ending gender-based violence, discrimination and bias through education,
art and storytelling.
Cheer Up Luv is spearheaded by Eliza Hatch, award-winning feminist photographer, educator, speaker and curator. Eliza has spent the last 8 years working to highlight the voices of sexual assault survivors, break down taboos around sexual assault and drive awareness of society's misogyny problem.
By helping to dismantle misogyny and sexism through activism, education and public awareness, Cheer Up Luv's fundamental mission is to reshape societal behaviours and prevent violence against women & girls.
Eliza’s talks and workshops aim to highlight the prevalence of misogyny in today’s society and how we each can create positive individual impact, drawing on her experience as a youth facilitator, communications lecturer and running the Cheer Up Luv platform.
Eliza has hosted talks and lectures for TEDx, Today at Apple, V&A and Nowness as well as The Equality Trust, Solace Women’s Aid and Refuge.
Initially launching Cheer up Luv as a photo series, Eliza has developed the platform to become a leading source of anti-sexist education, with a social audience of over 173K across Instagram and TikTok, and successful collaborations with the world’s leading charities, businesses and initiatives working towards gender equality.
Eliza has photographed campaigns for the United Nations, Nike, Plan UK and Our Streets Now, winning a Webby award for her work in Sri Lanka for her "Don't Look Away" campaign with the United Nations.
Advocacy is a cornerstone of Eliza's work, serving as a driving force for creating meaningful change. By using her voice and influence, Eliza amplifies the concerns of marginalised communities, challenges systemic inequalities, and pushes for reforms that have a tangible impact.
Eliza is a brand ambassador for Theirworld, a charity that works to end the children’s education crisis. She is also a youth facilitator for Our Streets Now, an organisation that trains schools and institutions on preventing sexual harassment.
Want to show your support for the educational content on the Cheer Up Luv platform? Buy me a coffee below.
Want to show your support for Cheer Up Luv while sporting some of our our feminist merch? Check out out shop below.
Want to keep up to date with all things Cheer Up Luv? Subscribe to our NEW Substack below.
Want to hear more from Cheer Up Luv? Catch up on all episodes of the podcast hosted by Eliza Hatch below.
Offline Website Maker