A decade of supporting women and communities
WoMin is proud to mark a decade of supporting women and communities resisting extractive developments, in collaboration with partners across the African continent with our publication, Women Build Power! Celebrating 10 Years of Pan African Ecofeminist Organising.
Our Initiatives
We advance our political analysis and support African women’s organising through the following core initiatives.
Women Building Power
Consent & The Right To Say NO
Debt &
Reparations
Development Alternatives
Militarisation
& VAW
Ecofeminist Popular
Education
Green
Extractivism
About WoMin
WoMin is a Pan African ecofeminist alliance that partners with women and communities impacted by large-scale mining and extractive industries. We shine a light on the harmful effects of extractivism on African peasant and working-class women, their land, and their livelihoods, and work to amplify their voices and movements.
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Our Impact
Abidjan Declaration | AfDB: Finance for people, not for profit!
Delegates from communities across West Africa met in Abidjan where they built a collective critique on the AfDB's so-called 'development' projects and outlined their demands in the form of a powerful declaration.
Women Learning Liberation: A space for learning and transformation
WoMin’s long term feminist popular education for development sovereignty, climate justice and women’s liberation in Africa.
Counter Space offers African communities and movements opportunity to rise up against AfDB "development” projects
In May 2025, the African Development Bank (AfDB) will mark its 60th anniversary under the theme “Making Africa’s capital work better for Africa's Development.” However, African women and their communities are asking critical questions of the bank.
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