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Am I Post-Hope?
WEA Co-Founder, Melinda Kramer, explores what hope can mean in a time of planetary unraveling, finding it in the people and communities already building a life-sustaining future.
Read More¡Noticias emocionantes! WEA y Las Cañadas lanzan El Acelerador de Base en México 2026: Mujeres y Tierra. ¡Convocatoria de solicitudes y nominaciones ya abierta!
En México, 1 de cada 2 mujeres, particularmente en zonas rurales, vive en situación de pobreza. Entre ellas, solo 3 de cada 10 tienen acceso a la propiedad de la tierra, a pesar de ser quienes sostienen la producción de alimentos y cuidado territorial, fundamentales para la soberanía alimentaria y la resiliencia comunitaria. Las mujeres…
Read MoreWEA and Las Cañadas launch the Mexico Grassroots Accelerator 2026: Women and Land. Call for Applications and Nominations Now Open!
Para leer esta página en español, haz clic aquí.(opens in new tab) Across Mexico, one in two women—particularly rural women—lives in poverty. Among them, only three in ten have access to land ownership, despite being central to food production and territorial stewardship. Women also shoulder the majority of unpaid care and domestic work, with the…
Read MoreI Took My Son to Kenya. Together, We Met My Younger Self.
By Melinda Kramer, Women’s Earth Alliance Co-Founder, Co-Executive Director There is a particular feeling that comes from returning to the place that made you who you are, twenty-six years later, with your own child beside you. I felt it the moment we landed in Nairobi. The last light of sun struck the runway exactly as…
Read MoreSummer WEAvings Newsletter: Why now, and why women?
At a moment when rising costs, intensifying disasters, and social and political instability are affecting all of our lives, women leaders are creating solutions that strengthen communities, support livelihoods, and protect the ecosystems we all depend on. Explore WEA’s Summer WEAvings newsletter and watch our new 2025 Impact Video.
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