This month, PRAN shares key updates: a new podcast with Food for Thought, Liverpool named a Marmot City, and the Put Children First campaign. Don’t miss Against All Odds (27 May, WoWFEST) or Afloat, a moving play on asylum. Thanks for standing with us in solidarity and hope!
In this episode, we talk with Tom Lambeth and Angela Phillips from Food for Thought, a not-for-profit school meals company. They promote a Good Food Culture, oppose strict portion control, and advocate for Free School Meals for all primary pupils.
For the second year running, PRAN is thrilled to partner with Writing on the Wall for WoWFEST, Liverpool’s annual literary festival. Join us for a powerful panel on class, creativity, and resistance in the arts.
A new report by the Women’s Regional Consortium in Northern Ireland reveals the severe impact of the Cost-of-Living Crisis on women. Many face hunger, debt, and mental health struggles, with 78% going cold or hungry and 41% relying on foodbanks. The findings highlight urgent financial hardship.