This guest blog post/op-ed was written by the woman leaders of Uthema and Voice of Women, Maldives – November 14, 2017 Maldives is a...

Kahontakwas, Diane Longboat is from the Mohawk Nation, Turtle Clan at Six Nations of the Grand River Territory, Canada. She is a healer,...

Since the rise of industrial agriculture, global food production has become one of the top sources of fossil fuel emissions, biodiversity...

2017 WECAN Education & Advocacy Training Recap Blog Compiled By Emily Arasim, WECAN Communications Coordinator With remarkable diversity...

Following the announcement by Donald Trump regarding his decision to withdraw the United States from the Paris Climate Accord, the...

Blog & photos by Emily Arasim, WECAN Communications Coordinator The oceans are rising and so are the women of the world! Over the course...

Women’s Earth and Climate Action Network (WECAN) Middle East/North Africa regional program coordinators are hard at work in the...

In the Itombwe region of the Democratic Republic Congo, the Women’s Earth and Climate Action Network, in partnership with SAFECO,...

The Women’s March on Washington was a historic moment, as over 5 million women and allies stood in defense of all we hold dear in...

Blog and photos Osprey Orielle Lake Permission to share the information here via Ursula Young Bear, Oglala Lakota Women can and are...

Blog by Emily Arasim and Osprey Orielle Lake At the close of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) COP22...

Full action gallery and more information, coming soon!

Patricia Gualinga (Director of International Relations for the Pueblo of Sarayaku, Ecuador) presents her Living Forest proposal during a...

Blog by: Soumeya Lerari, WECAN MENA Network Member On Sunday 17th, July 2016, the Youth Mediterranean Climate  Forum  began as a...

Blog by Emily Arasim, WECAN International Communications Coordinator Wahleah Johns (Black Mesa Water Coalition), Diane Moss (Renewables...

Blog by Emily Arasim, WECAN Communications Coordinator Living forests of the Ecuadorian Amazon – Photo by Emily Arasim For just and...

Photo by Emily Arasim On April 5, 2016, Women’s Earth and Climate Action Network allies united for the second in a series of 2016...

Members of the WECAN delegation and allies present during the COP21 climate negotiations in Paris, France. Pictured left to right: Casey...

Fracking fields near agricultural land on the Fort Berthold Reservation, North Dakota, USA – Photo by Emily Arasim Compiled by Emily...

Women land and community defenders of the Ecuadorian Amazon stand for justice and an end to oil extraction during an International...