REUSABLE NAPPY WEEK – ONE CHANGE BIG DIFFERENCE! Reusable Nappy Week 2024 aims to raise awareness about the benefits of reusable nappies. The week of action will advocate the positive impact reusable nappies can have on the environment and for cost-savings. Disposable nappies contribute significantly to the waste and climate crisis in the UK, with an…
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Read our summary of our webinar celebrating the launch of the Reproductive Justice and the Climate Emergency in the UK paper.
Planet Vs Plastics – Celebrating Reusable Nappies this Earth Day Earth Day and Reusable Nappy Week fall on the 22nd of April and with this year’s themes of ‘Planet Vs Plastics’ and ‘One Change Big Difference’ the message is clear, making the swap to reusable nappies is good for the environment, early years education, health…
Read our Just FACT Creative Evaluation Toolkit – a step-by-step guide that demystifies evaluation and makes the process easier for anyone wanting to evaluate a project
Find out about the community-led food revolution taking place in Tower Hamlets – with new experimental food projects.
Come on a food tour of Tower Hamlets in this new podcast. Journeying through time and racial and ethnic spaces, with insights into the food systems of the past and present day.
Residents call for a community-led food revolution in Tower Hamlets as £168,000 released into experimental growing projects in 2024 The funding will see a new Food and Land Justice Resource Centre established at Kingsley Hall and a Sussex farm beginning to grow crops that meet the needs of Tower Hamlets’ global community. Local residents, the…
REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE AND THE CLIMATE EMERGENCY IN THE UK Wen and Birth Companions have published a paper looking at the implications of the climate emergency for reproductive justice in the UK. Climate change, global heating, pollution, exposure to toxic chemicals, environmental degradation and the decline of nature – referred to collectively as the climate and…
Recent tests on a range of period pants found unnecessary high levels of silver which could have unknown health implications for wearers and damage the environment.
Read about our project with Grow Wild, Royal Botanical Gardens Kew – transforming the gardens at Limborough Community Hub.










