As part of International Women’s Month and Wangari Maathai Day, WoMin is proud to present two new critical resources:
Communities across Africa are organising to STOP large destructive extractive activities. They are saying NO to mega hydro dams, industrial food plantations and large-scale fishing, fossil fuel extraction, false technology solutions to climate change (such as Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation (REDD) or carbon capture in soil), and infrastructure, such as roads, rail, pipelines, and ports. In many resistances women play a central role because they have most to lose.
WoMin’s programme on Advancing African Ecofeminist Development Alternatives (AAEDA) is supporting the construction of African development alternatives to destructive extractivism that are ecofeminist, post-extractivist and transformative.
As we celebrate the International Day of Rural Women (October 15, 2021), WoMin is pleased to launch the second in our series of animated short films – The Right to Say NO: African Women Defend Africa’s Wealth.
International Rivers and WoMin African Alliance are pleased to launch a new report that provides, for the first time, an independent and authoritative account of the true cost of the Inga 3 Hydropower Project for South Africa.
As we celebrate World Environment Day, June 5, WoMin is pleased to launch the first in a series of animated short films – Polluters & Plunderers: The Roots of Africa’s Crises.
What is the ‘Right to Say NO’? We offer a set of tools and resources to help you unpack this powerful concept and right.
Stay updated with more news on women’s organizing, advocacy, and activism across the African continent.
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Johannesburg
2001
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Physical Address :
Office 902, floor 9
Southpoint Corner ,
87 De Korte Street,
Johannesburg
2001
© 2021 WoMin
Telephone:
+27 11 339 1024
Email:
info@womin.org.za
Telephone: +27 11 339 1024
Email: info@womin.org.za