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Tag Archive for: ecofeminism

Visual Q&A: Priscilla Trinh

Our first #MWPEcolution Q&A is about the intersectionalities of justice, race, and climate.

Winona LaDuke: A Leader of the Green Revolution

At one time, Minnesota had 11 hemp mills, in towns like Winona and Stillwater.

Climate Land Leaders

How Minnesota Women are Restoring the Earth

Youth Take Action

Excerpts from “Eyewitness: Minnesota Voices on Climate Change”

How I Finally Moved Toward Solar Energy

It took me about two weeks to wade through enough information to understand the value of solar. By then I had run out of excuses to not make a decision to move ahead.

Lobbying for Urban Environmental Justice

How one North Minneapolis woman is tackling city development around water waste, building awareness about consumer choices, and encouraging biking as transportation
Jenny Breen

Is It Time to Redefine Sustainable?

Ecosystem content is made possible by Organic Lawns by…

Seeking Diversity in Environmental Activism

Ecosystem content is made possible by Organic Lawns by…

Women’s Congress for Future Generations

Catalyzing actions on climate change, racial justice and community

Water links us all

Ann Bancroft's latest challenge: Raising awareness of the world's water crisis

2014 Changemaker: Ann Manning

Organizing a national Women's Congress for Future Generations advocating for environmental change and economic justice

Enduring ecofeminist

According to all calculations, 2050 is when the environment will become practically unlivable, and our grandkids are going to be alive then. Unless we turn things around radically, they're facing cataclysm.