PRESS RELEASE 26 JUNE 2024 Wen’s London Climate Sisters exhibition at the Barbican celebrates women’s voices in the climate conversation A group of women known as the London Climate Sisters are holding an exhibition showcase of art installations, crafts, poetry and films they have created about the climate emergency, at the Barbican on Monday…
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Read our summary of our webinar exploring why toxic chemicals are not on the public health agenda.
PRESS RELEASE 13 JUNE 2024 Wen calls for toxic-free continence products as it launches new guide for World Continence Week Wen (The Women’s Environmental Network) is calling for the effective regulation of toxic-free continence products this World Continence Week, 17-23 June 2024. With the launch of its new resource ‘Stress incontinence is no…
Letter to Queen Mary University of London in response to the cancellation of the Festival of Communities, due to take place on the 8th June 2004, due to concerns that a pro-Palestinian rally might take place.
Calling for a toxic free future for our children – Green Baby Day 12 June 2024 Wen, the Women’s Environmental Network, is calling for a sustainable and toxic free future for babies and children on Green Baby Day, 12 June 2024. The Green Baby survey from Wen shows parents are concerned about toxic chemicals in…
Why solidarity with Palestine is integral to intersectional feminism and climate justice.
Wen is recruiting. Find out about the latest opportunity to join the team.
Find out about our new Erasmus funded project called “Menstruation: Empowerment and Sustainability”(MENSY).
Wen has partnered up with North London Waste Authority (NLWA) to deliver a behaviour change project to increase the purchase and use of reusable period products by north Londoners.
The challenges of climate justice, gender equality, and social equity call for a holistic approach to climate policy making. Catch up on the conversation from the Wen Forum










