What Is This Campaign?
The Support the WoW4 Campaign was formed by four former employees of Writing on the Wall who were dismissed in April 2026 after raising concerns through formal internal processes.
Over many months, we submitted grievances, appeals and evidence relating to workplace culture, governance and the treatment of staff.
Instead of seeing those concerns properly addressed, we lost our jobs.
Today, we are continuing to campaign for accountability, transparency and a fair, independent investigation into the issues we raised.
Why This Matters
This campaign is bigger than four individuals.
It raises important questions about:
- Workplace culture within charities and arts organisations
- How whistleblowers are treated
- Trustee accountability and governance
- Transparency in grievance and disciplinary processes
- The responsibility organisations have towards staff wellbeing
We believe these issues deserve independent scrutiny.
How You Can Help
There are many ways to support the campaign:
- Sign up for updates
- Attend events and demonstrations
- Share our story
- Donate towards campaign and legal costs
- Contact decision-makers
- Help spread awareness within the arts and charity sectors
Every act of support makes a difference.
Latest Updates
AUGUST PROTEST DATES
Peaceful protests at Toxteth Library will persist through August, advocating for an independent investigation into Writing on the Wall’s governance. Supporters have shown solidarity by participating, sharing, and signing letters. Upcoming protest dates include August 6, 12, 14, 20, 24, 28, and 31, all at 10:30am, except August 28 at 9:30am.
JULY PROTESTS
Please join us this month as we continue to show solidarity with the WoW4! All protests will take place outside Toxteth Library, where the Writing on the Wall offices are located. Tuesday 7th July – 10:30am Thursday 9th July – 10:30am Monday 13th July – 10:30am Friday 17th July – 9:45am Wednesday 22nd July -…
Community picket friday 19th june
Please join us in our community picket outside Toxteth Library on Friday 19th June, 10:30am