WJC is a collaboration between London Universities, Law Centres and Community Organisations that have come together to offer assistance to the victims affected.
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ALT Group photograph taken at the Windrush Justice Cannot Wait campaign launch at the Black Cultural Archives in Brixton on 12 June 2026. Windrush survivors, campaigners, community organisations and supporters stand together to call for justice and reform for those impacted by the Windrush Scandal.
ALT Thomas Tobierre, a Windrush survivor, standing in front of a Black History display at the Windrush Justice Cannot Wait campaign launch held at the Black Cultural Archives in Brixton on 12 June 2026. The event brought together Windrush survivors, campaigners, community organisations and political representatives to call for urgent action to deliver justice and improve access to compensation for those affected by the Windrush Scandal.
ALT Infographic showing a portrait of Deborah Trotman alongside her testimony about experiencing no compassion or humanity during the Windrush process, and the harm the scandal caused her entire family.
ALT Key Question & Answers infographic from the Windrush Justice Inquiry launch listing action points: act with urgency; listen to lived experiences; strengthen safeguarding; improve training; ensure transparency; stress-test policies.
ALT A poster for a petition titled “Fund Free Legal Representation for Windrush Compensation Claims.” The top shows a close-up photo of Hetticia and Vanderbilt McIntosh. Below the photo is the petition title, a QR code to sign, and text explaining that Windrush survivors face a 60% refusal rate in compensation claims and receive no free legal support. The poster compares this with other UK scandals that do receive free legal representation. It includes statistics, icons, and a signature count.
