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Sep 21, 2016
Women’s Equality Will Not Come After The Environmental Revolution
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Read the full article by Maria Alejandra Rodriguez Acha explaining why feminists, social justice and environmental justice advocates should join forces.

Bahia, Brazil (Sep. 7, 2016) – WEDO will attend the 13th AWID International Forum from 8-11 September 2016 in Costa do Sauípe, Bahia – Brazil. The AWID Forum aims to create a space for women’s rights and social justice activists to collaborate and re-imagine our feminist futures.

Especially at the critical point of the post-2015 development agenda, WEDO believes that reverting a catastrophic climate crisis requires deep systemic change, as well as strong climate and environmental justice work that places the sustainability of life, and economic and social justice at the core.

Click here to read the full article on 50.50 Open Democracy by Maria Alejandra Rodriguez Acha on why feminists, social justice, and environmental justice advocates should join forces to create #feministfutures.

Upholding the false binary between climate and social inequality means upholding the social conditions that marginalize these voices and perspectives, denying us their deep insights, answers and powerful ability to inspire and transform.

Maria Alejandra Rodriguez Acha is Peruvian climate activist, anthropologist and Young Feminist Fellow at WEDO & FRIDA.

 

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