Discover how women from Afrocats in Manchester are building confidence, leadership and climate justice through Wen’s Climate Sisters programme.
Category Archives: Climate Sisters
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Jul
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What does it mean to decolonise environmentalism? Read Anisa’s reflections on Professor Prakash Kashwan’s talk and why lived experience must shape climate action.
Climate Sisters, Women's voices
What Climate Sisters are telling Parliament about heat, housing and climate change
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Jun
Jun
As heatwaves become more frequent and intense, a new briefing from Wen and the Women’s Budget Group argues that housing must be at the heart of climate action and calls for green, caring homes designed around health, care and equality.
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Jun
Jun
Wen’s Climate Sister’s Programme Manager, Meray Diner reflects on the documentary Black Water and explores climate justice, migration, storytelling and why women’s voices matter in responding to the climate crisis.
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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.
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.
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Jan
Jan
Discover how Roma women in Glasgow’s Govanhill are learning, sharing, and building confidence through Wen’s Climate Sisters programme.
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Nov
Nov
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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Nov
Nov
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.
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Wen (Women’s Environmental Network) has been awarded over £1.5 million in National Lottery funding. The grant, from the National Lottery Community Fund, the largest funder of community activity in the UK, will support our Climate Sisters project, which will help to ensure that racialised and marginalised women are included in local, regional and national…
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