Learn how Climate Sisters is expanding across the UK, reshaping who gets a seat at the climate table and centering racialised and marginalised women in climate leadership.
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Climate Sisters is entering its next chapter: a five-year national movement spanning North West England and Scotland. Meet the new Climate Sisters team and listen to their hopes, motivations and calls for collective action.
When women’s health is taken seriously, everyone benefits. The renewed Women’s Health Strategy can drive fairer workplaces, prevention, dignity and equality.
COP30 could be a turning point. Wen’s Zarina Ahmad explains why women and Indigenous leadership must be at the heart of climate action.
Read Wen’s intersectional feminist analysis of the UK Climate Plan, assessing whether it delivers not just carbon cuts, but justice, wellbeing, and equality.
Conversations about period product safety often prompt important but sometimes confusing debates about what the science really tells us. It’s not unusual, when evidence begins to challenge the status quo, for discussions to turn towards doubt and delay.
As COP30 kicks off in Belém, Brazil, the need for bold, intersectional feminist climate action has never been more urgent.
On Wednesday 5 November, Wen delivered the #ToxicFreePeriods petition to 10 Downing Street and to DEFRA, representing more than 78,000 voices calling for safer, non-toxic period products.
Wen’s community researchers and academic partners share insights from the Food for All conference on food democracy, public engagement and food justice.
Wen statement responding to BPA found in baby dummies










