Discover how the Just FACT programme supported communities in Tower Hamlets to build a fairer, more sustainable food system, and explore the end-of-programme report.
Author Archives: heidi
Wen statement on government’s PFAS plan to tackle ‘Forever Chemicals’
Kate Metcalf reflects on decolonial feminism, climate justice and how Wen is embedding care, shared power and community leadership in its work.
Wen, alongside gynaecologists and consultants Dr Karen Joash and Dr Leila Frodsham, are convening a joint clinical open letter calling on the UK government to introduce proper regulation of period products.
A staff perspective on the hunger strike by UK Prisoners for Palestine, exploring its historical context in feminist and anti-colonial struggles, the urgent risks to health, and the call for justice and care.
Wen is deeply concerned about the health and wellbeing of UK Prisoners for Palestine who are currently on hunger strike in UK prisons, some of whom are approaching imminent death. No one should be pushed to the point of risking their life in order to be heard.
Discover how Roma women in Glasgow’s Govanhill are learning, sharing, and building confidence through Wen’s Climate Sisters programme.
Why is decolonial feminism essential to climate justice? Wen explores how colonialism, racism and patriarchy shape power, knowledge and climate action.
For UK charities, decolonial feminism means reckoning with power and centring community leadership. Wen shares what this looks like in practice.
From community gardens to Parliament, Wen’s 2025 Wrapped highlights feminist climate action, food justice and grassroots power.










