In January 2024 the Food Lives team attended the 7th European Congress Qualitative Enquiry (ECQE) in Helsinki, Finland, to present their research methods.
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We’re thinking of those who are traumatised by the organised racist and Islamophobic violence this week. The violence across the UK over the last few days has been driven by division and hatred fuelled by misinformation and disinformation. Read Wen’s statement. We’ve put together some useful links and resources collated by various organisations: Messaging Guide…
Read Wen’s Statement against the far-right violence and terror marches in the UK
With the start of a new series on Radio 4, Talc Tales: How they made us doubt everything, asbestos in our makeup – investigating asbestos in talcum powder and makeup, we asked our Health Expert, Helen Lynn to give us the low down. Read on to get the whole story, with suggestions on how to avoid these harmful products.
As part of the Reduce, Reuse your Cycle project with North London Waste Authority (NLWA), Wen is looking for 30 volunteers based in North London to run Reusable Period Product Workshops in their communities.
Meet the Climate Sisters taking their phase 2 project to a full blown theatre show!
8 July 2024 Wen response to lead and toxic metals found in tampons. In response to new research finding toxic metals including lead, arsenic, and cadmium in tampons purchased in the UK, Wen (the Women’s Environmental Network) is calling for a Menstrual Health, Dignity and Sustainability Act to address period equity, education, and product regulation. …
Read about Hanan and Sadaf’s internship with Wen. It’s an inspiring read and a reminder that the younger generation are ready to action change for a kinder, greener and just future.
With the general election taking place today, we’re pausing to reflect on what action we want to see from the next government.
Read about the findings from a research project about menstrual education and the ways it needs to be improved.