27/06/2026
Earlier this week we had the privilege of attending ’s powerful one woman show WORTHY. We invited Climate Sisters and other Black women and girls to see the show with us. Here’s a review from Anisa from Climate Sisters;
Through deeply personal storytelling, Nova explored the experiences that shaped her journey as a Black woman - navigating shame, grief, identity, joy, and the healing power of connecting with nature to cultivate a profound sense of self-worth.
It was moving, courageous and thought-provoking.
The timing felt especially significant. Climate Sisters from Manchester and Scotland had travelled to Westminster for a parliamentary event on Feminist Green Housing, advocating for housing justice and climate action that centres the voices of women who are too often excluded from these conversations.
The themes of Worthy echoed so much of what Climate Sisters is about: creating spaces where racialised and marginalised women can be seen, heard and valued; where confidence can grow; and where we can collectively reclaim our sense of belonging and worth.
Systems change is about policy and also about the stories we tell, the healing we make possible, and the communities we build. Feeling worthy is not a luxury; it’s foundational to participation, leadership and collective action.
Huge thanks to Nova Reid for such a powerful performance, and to Protect Black Women and HewardMills for inviting us to experience it together.
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