Community Activist Resources

They came from forests, coastlines, grazing territories, and farmlands. In total 45 women from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and communities across DRC, Sou...

Voices Against Extractivism: Sheroes for Change marks WoMin’s first foray into comic book storytelling!

Introducing the Women Learning Liberation resource library, a rich and inspiring repository of documentation, conceptual thinking and facilitator guid...

From July 2024 to December 2025, as part of Women Learning Liberation (WLL), WoMin’s 18-month popular education course, WoMin supported dozens of gras...

We spoke with Laetitia, the facilitator who led the WLL sessions in Guinea, about how the experience transformed both the participants and her. Laetit...

As a Pan African feminist researcher and academic, Zo Randriamaro reflected on her experience facilitating the WLL course in Madagascar. In working wi...

We sat down with the Women Learning Liberation facilitator in Uganda, Sostine Namanya, to reflect on what it really means to facilitate, learn, and or...

In Cameroon, the WLL became a vibrant space for women to build trust, share knowledge, and speak freely. The 10 Cameroonian participants are affected ...

The 10 Women Learning Liberation participants in Ivory Coast were women who are leading efforts to defend their lands and territories against mining a...

Women in six communities shared about the transformations the Nachtigal Dam has imposed on their households, labour and livelihoods, expenses, health,...

In celebration of International Day of the Forests (21 March), WoMin is proud to launch the photobook “In the Embrace of the Earth.”

WoMin is proud to present a 2026 Ecofeminist Calendar, which honours the past, grounds us in the present, and reaffirms our commitment to a decolonial...

WoMin is proud to launch a new resource paper, Hopes and Hazards in Current Oil and Gas Expansion in Central and West Africa.

For more than a decade, WoMin has worked to make visible the costs and losses that extractivist capitalism forces onto African working class and peasa...

WoMin proudly unveils a critical resource for women and communities facing violence in frontline struggles - Building Activists’ Power to Keep Safe - ...

African women and communities are sick and tired of COPs' dodging of responsibilities and empty promises. Their voices must be heard. Read African Wom...

WoMin is pleased to launch the latest resource in the Right to Say NO series, Building the Right to Say NO to safeguard women’s rights to land and nat...

WoMin is proud to mark a decade of supporting women and communities resisting extractive developments, in collaboration with a substantive network of ...

WoMin is thrilled to launch a new pamphlet, AfDB Finance Development for People not Profit!

As part of International Women’s Month and Wangari Maathai Day, WoMin is proud to present two new critical resources: Violence Against Women Papers Vi...

WoMin is pleased to launch the second in our series of animated short films – The Right to Say NO: Women Defend Africa’s Wealth.

We are proud to share a set of resources and tools to help activists and communities to better understand the Right to Say NO.

WoMin and the Greater Phola-Ogies Women’s Forum are proud to launch a new Feminist Participatory Action Report (FPAR), “We are the victims of pollutio...

This research and activist guide series focuses on the mining sectors in Mozambique, Sierra Leone and Zimbabwe – laying bare the architecture of absen...

Mining-impacted women from the towns of Somkhele and Fuleni are proud to launch a report, No Longer a Life Worth Living, a product of eight months of ...

The Mogale Declaration is just one step in addressing these concerns, and provides a working frame and clear set of political demands, which can guide...

“Developing our African eco-feminist craft; strengthening the tools of our resistance.” For eight days, from 7 to 14 June 2017, WoMin convened its sec...

A new report highlights the harmful effects that the Sendou coal plant in Senegal has on people, particularly women, and ecosystems.

Women Building Power launches three activist guides to support women and communities across Africa in their struggles for climate justice and sustaina...

Welcome to Women Building Power, a cutting-edge and developing collection of research, information materials, and tools which forms the knowledge hub ...

Read the Full Collection. View by Chapter A background note, which guides the reader on the general content of the collection and explains some of the...

WoMin is proud to share a Right to Say NO resource pack that explores a range of critical themes and issues.