Wen is urgently calling for a Menstrual Act for equal access to sustainable period products, improved menstrual education, independent testing, transparent product labelling and stronger regulations.
Category Archives: Environmenstrual
As part of the Reduce, Reuse your Cycle project with North London Waste Authority (NLWA), Wen is looking for 30 volunteers based in North London to run Reusable Period Product Workshops in their communities.
Read about the findings from a research project about menstrual education and the ways it needs to be improved.
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.
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 this new guide offering inspiration and direction to any brands looking to produce or add period apparel to their collection.
Drawing on research this blog explores why girls and young people who menstruate are reticent to use reusables and what we can do to encourage them to try them.
Everything you need to know about reusable period products but were afraid to ask – we’ve put together this guide to answer all of your FAQs.
For Environmenstrual Day 2023 Wen is urgently calling for a Menstrual Health, Dignity and Sustainability Act (MHDS) in the UK.