In Zambia’s Rufunsa district, the Mukonka village, rich in natural resources and biodiversity, faced severe environmental degradation due to illegal logging and charcoal production, leading to loss of streams, forests, and traditional food sources.
Gardens of Resilience: How Gond Adivasi Women Are Cultivating Change Amid Crisis
In India’s Panna Tiger Reserve, the Gond Adivasi community of Umravan village faces a dire situation. Displaced in the name of wildlife protection, these Indigenous people struggle to maintain their traditional way of life. A group of resilient women, however, has risen to this challenge.
How The Quilombola Community Is Reminding Us That A Fight Against Environmental Racism Is A Fight For Climate Justice
Since 2007, the Tatuoca River, vital to the Quilombola community of Ilha de Mercês in Ipojuca, northeast Brazil, has been critically impacted by a dam constructed by the SUAPE Industrial Port Complex.
We Women Are Water – Call To Action To Support And Finance Gender Just Climate Action
Gender just climate action and solutions are in urgent need of your support
Women, girls, trans, intersex, and non-binary people from local and Indigenous communities are at the forefront of fighting for climate and environmental justice against false climate solutions.
#WeWomenAreWater: GAGGA’s Call To Action At CSW68
Women, girls, trans, intersex, and non-binary people from local and Indigenous communities are at the forefront of fighting for climate and environmental justice against false climate solutions.
Women take the lead – Pioneering a democratic funding model in Central America
In the global fight for women’s rights, grassroots organisations are at the forefront of driving positive change within their communities. Fondo Centroamericano de Mujeres (FCAM), a partner of Both ENDS, has been pioneering a participatory grantmaking approach to fund feminist and women’s movements across Central America.
Press Release: COP28 – An Urgent Call for Gender Just Climate Finance
The climate crisis continues to escalate, and the urgency for meaningful solutions has never been more palpable. As world leaders gather for the 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference or Conference of the Parties of the UNFCCC (COP28), it’s crucial that grassroots voices are not just heard but leading on the solutions we craft.
Peace can never be achieved by exterminating human lives!
Between October 7 and November 2, more than 9,061 Palestinian people in Gaza and 1,400 Israeli people have been killed.
Announcement: GAGGA Joins the re:arc institute’s 2023 Cohort!
We are thrilled to announce that the Global Alliance for Green and Gender Action (GAGGA) led by Fondo Centroamericano de Mujeres in partnership with Both ENDS and Mama Cash, has been selected as a member of the re:arc institute’s 2023 Cohort!
Women within the Context of Agricultural Extractivism: Voices of Women Land Defenders in Central America
How does agricultural extractivism affect ecosystems, communities, and women specifically? What are women defenders and their communities doing to guarantee that life is sustainable and stop the destruction of their territories?