What’s in our period products? New evidence raises concerns about chemicals and health. Join Wen’s webinar to explore what needs to change.
Author Archives: heidi
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Mar
Mar
Wen launches its archive at LSE, celebrating decades of feminist environmental activism and the role of women in shaping environmental justice.
Staff Perspectives, Women's voices
Staff Perspectives: Helen Lynn on activism and her journey with Wen
25
Mar
Mar
Wen’s Senior Consultant and Research fellow shares her passion for feminist activism and what keeps her optimistic.
25
Mar
Mar
To mark the launch of Wen’s archive at LSE, we are sharing a message from Wen’s Founder, Bernadette Vallely, reflecting on the beginnings of the organisation and the hope that continues to sit at the heart of our work.
25
Mar
Mar
This Women’s History Month, Kate Metcalf reflects on feminist environmental activism, collective action and why this work continues beyond March.
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Mar
Mar
Wen statement on Netflix’s documentary – The Plastic Detox
06
Mar
Mar
As part of the Erasmus+ MENSY menstrual education project, we’ve created films, exploring the menstrual cycle, reusable period products, building a period positive culture, and preparing for a first period.
04
Mar
Mar
This March, women across London, Glasgow and Manchester are sharing their ideas, creativity and climate leadership through a series of Climate Sisters showcase events.
04
Mar
Mar
Zarina Ahmad shares her thoughts on why food justice feels especially urgent right now, and how global instability, climate breakdown and local food systems are deeply connected.
Climate Sisters
Climate Sisters Manchester: Building Feminist Climate Leadership Rooted In Community
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Feb
Feb
Anisa Saleh reflects on Phase One of Climate Sisters Manchester, part of Wen’s national Climate Sisters programme, which centres women’s leadership in feminist, community-led responses to the climate crisis.