Events List

The *Women, Faith and Climate Network gathering at Wilton Park (2–4 March 2026)* brought together women of faith leaders and allies from across regions to strengthen collaboration and advance climate justice. Over three days, participants shared experiences, explored opportunities for deeper partnership, and reflected on how faith-rooted leadership can help address the climate and nature crisis. 

The Women of Faith Food Security & Climate Care Sharing Fair gathered 121 participants across Christian, Muslim, Baha’i, and other faith traditions to exchange practical solutions rooted in faith and community leadership. Held in Nairobi, the workshop created space for learning, collaboration, and innovation in regenerative agriculture, indigenous knowledge, clean energy, and sustainable livelihoods. 

As COP30 unfolded in Belém last year, much of the world’s focus centred on negotiations, targets, and political commitments. Yet away from the main plenary rooms, a different kind of space was created. One that invited stillness, honesty, and shared purpose.

The first Self-Organized Dialogue of the Global Ethical Stocktake was hosted on 27 June 2025 during London Climate Action Week by: Women, Faith, And Climate Network; Project Dandelion; and by St Ethelburga's Centre for Reconciliation and Peace.

The Global Ethical Stocktake, held during the Rising Hope Conference, convened faith leaders, women activists, and climate advocates to reflect on the moral dimensions of the climate crisis, centering justice, spiritual leadership, and grassroots action as essential drivers of meaningful climate solutions.

The Frascati members meeting strengthened relationships among women of faith leaders, deepened trust across traditions, and advanced shared strategies for collaboration, storytelling, and advocacy, marking a key moment in shaping the Women, Faith and Climate Network’s collective vision and direction.

The September 2023 Wilton Park members meeting brought together women faith leaders from diverse traditions to explore shared climate challenges, identify opportunities for collaboration, and lay the groundwork for a global network focused on scaling women-led, faith-rooted climate action.