About WFCN
The Women, Faith, & Climate Network (WFCN) is a groundbreaking initiative uniting woman of diverse faiths and spiritualities to accelerate climate solutions within their local communities. The Network supports learning exchange and radical collaboration among Baha’i, Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jewish, Muslim, Sikh and other spiritual traditions and Indigenous movements to enhance their programming and resourcing across the Climate & Nature, Gender, and Equity nexus .
WFCN IS AN EXPRESSION OF PROJECT DANDELION
Areas of Focus
Explore WFCN member Stories, Activities and Events
Women Healing the Earth series: Stories of Women Leading Change
In New Addington, South London, Annette Wicks leads a volunteer-run Salvation Army food bank serving around thirty families each week. Rooted in faith and decades of service, including time in Zambia, she builds sustainability into procurement, refill systems, and food choices while protecting dignity.
Her story shows that climate action often begins in ordinary routines: thoughtful decisions, reduced waste, and compassion practiced week after week.
Member-Led Climate Action
Our member-led climate action reflects the everyday leadership of women of faith working across communities, traditions, and regions to care for our common home. From grassroots initiatives in sustainable agriculture and renewable energy to Eco Champion programmes and interfaith mobilization, members are turning faith into practical climate solutions.
WFCN Events
WFCN hosts collaborative events that bring women of faith together to share experiences, strengthen partnerships, and scale climate solutions. Through workshops, dialogues, and gatherings, members exchange learning, deepen interfaith collaboration, and shape collective action for a just and sustainable future