For The Earth And All Generations -
Women Are Rising For Climate Justice
& Community-Led Solutions
In the face of the escalating climate crisis, and the devastating impacts of environmental and social degradation on the Earth and our diverse communities – the voices, actions, solutions, and leadership of global women on the frontlines of climate change must be recognized.
Women are disproportionately impacted by the climate crisis, yet are simultaneously vital leaders in local and global solutions. The Women’s Earth and Climate Action Network (WECAN) International engages women and feminists across the gender spectrum worldwide in policy advocacy, on-the-ground projects, direct action, trainings, and movement building for global climate justice.
Join us in action today as we stand for the Rights of Women, Rights of Indigenous Peoples, Rights of Nature, and Rights of Future Generations!
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FEATURED PROGRAMS
Join the WECAN Team! WECAN is hiring for a Research and Policy Associate
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for WECAN's upcoming 2022 Climate Justice Forum
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Learn more about
WECAN's Food Soveriegnty Programs in the Gulf South and the Democratic Republic of Congo
Join Us! September 20-22 for the WECAN Climate Justice Forum in New York City
World Economic Forum - Women are leading the restoration of the world’s second largest tropical rainforest - here’s how
August Newsletter - September Climate Justice Forum for People and Planet
Responsible Investor - 'We need green energy, but there is an Indigenous people’s rights threshold you can’t cross'
Grist - First climate agreement to center Indigenous voices gains international support
July Newsletter: Rising for Women's Rights & Climate Justice
Trvst.World - Interview: Osprey Orielle Lake, Women's Earth and Climate Action Network
June Newsletter - Taking Action for a Healthy and Just Planet for Current and Future Generations
WECAN Calls for Urgent and Bold Action Ahead of Stockholm+50
Michigan Advance - Indigenous women leaders say Line 5 reroute project would be cultural, environmental ‘genocide’
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