Voice4Change England Top 10 Most-Viewed Blogs of 2025
- Shuqi Zhou

- Nov 12, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: Nov 19, 2025
As 2025 draws to a close, we are taking a moment to reflect on the year and share our top 10 most-viewed blogs. From gender justice and housing equity to climate action, refugee empowerment, civic participation, and supporting BME-led organisations, these posts highlight the breadth and impact of our work.

Here’s a look at what resonated most with our readers this year:
Exploring seminal feminist texts from Wollstonecraft to Ruby Hamad, this post traces the evolution of feminist thought and its influence on education, financial independence, intersectionality, and inclusivity.
Highlights from our housing roundtable, addressing racial disparities, eviction risks, landlord discrimination, and systemic inequalities affecting Black and Minoritised Ethnic communities.
A year on from the 2024 race riots, political language continues to shape public opinion on immigration, often dehumanising migrants and escalating racial tensions. Our blog explores the power of words and the need for critical media literacy.
Spotlighting the challenges faced by BME carers, particularly women and LGBTQ+ individuals, and highlighting the need for intersectional policy and support.
An overview of the UK Government’s initiative to strengthen partnerships with civil society, ensuring policies reflect community needs and drive systemic change.
Reflections from our “Your Voice, Your Democracy” workshop, exploring democratic participation, civic engagement, and practical steps to empower BME communities.
Highlights from our workshop in Northampton focused on bid writing, proposal development, and fostering networks among BME-led organisations.
Showcasing inspiring talks, personal stories, and workshops celebrating refugee resilience, education, and community empowerment.
Insights from the Where Climate Meets Race project, examining the intersections of climate and racial justice, local vulnerabilities, and inclusive community-led solutions.
Key takeaways from our Environmental Strategy panel, exploring diverse approaches to climate work, inclusivity, and centring Black and marginalised communities in environmental action.
A huge thank you to Ditipriya Acharya, Jessica Webber, Christabelle Quaynor, Jennifer Wat, and Shuqi Zhou for their creativity, dedication, and hard work in producing such insightful and impactful content this year. It is been a true team effort, and we are proud of everything we have accomplished together!


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