WEA Voices
Coming Soon: WEA Advocacy Training, November 4th-6th
North American indigenous communities face both acute and chronic challenges resulting from environmental degradation. In response to the systemic and intentional targeting of indigenous lands and communities for environmentally-destructive industrial projects such as mines, hazardous waste facilities, oil refineries and coal-fired power plants, the indigenous environmental justice movement – a grassroots-led movement with national…
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Unlocking the Future, WEA’s 5-Year Anniversary Gala on May 18th was a beautiful gathering of our friends and allies. We extend gratitude to those who attended and to all who have joined us over the past five years–it’s been an incredible journey so far! Scenes from the celebration: The WEA team opens the night with…
Read MoreSeeds and Their Keepers are Key to Preserving India’s Food Diversity
In India, where food security is threatened by growing climate unpredictability and industrial agriculture, women farmers are leading the way to safeguard the biodiversity of indigenous crops. Want to learn more? Check out this blog post written by India Program Director Rucha Chitnis on Earth Island Journals’ blog, EnvironmentaList!
Read MoreVoices of Hope
Unseen Pictures made a beautiful video for our 5-year Anniversary Gala! “WEA Voices of Hope” celebrates the Women’s Earth Alliance and our global partners and allies. Together we are truly unlocking a thriving future! WEA Voices of Hope from WEA on Vimeo.
Read MoreSpecial Announcement: Mama Catherine, 2010 GWWI Training participant, will be at WEA’s Gala!
What could be more exciting than having one participant of the 2010 West African Women and Water Training in Ghana join WEA to celebrate its 5th Birthday! On May 18th, Catherine Makane Mwengella from Cameroon will join our community for the 5th Annual Gala at the Julia Morgan Ball Room in San Francisco. We…
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