Apresentação
WoMin is a Pan African ecofeminist alliance that partners with women and communities impacted by extractivist-driven development, the climate, and interlocking crises. We bring attention to the harmful effects of extractivism on African peasant and working-class women, and we actively support women in building movements that champion a post-extractivist, ecologically just, and women-centred future for Africa.
Missão
WoMin’s mission is to support and amplify the voices of African women, particularly those from peasant and working-class backgrounds, who are impacted by extractivism. We strive to make visible the harmful effects of extractivism and advocate for an African post-extractivist, ecologically-just, and women-centred development model. Through allyship and solidarity, we empower women’s organising and movement-building efforts. Our work is dedicated to fostering sustainable and just alternatives that prioritise the well-being of women, communities, and the environment.
Committed to being true allies of grassroots movements, we prioritise this across all our efforts.
Participação no FSM 2026
1-Renforcer les convergences sous-régionales et panafricaines 2-Organiser des sessions thématiques visant à faire entendre la voix des femmes issues des communautés locales et à mettre en lumière leurs expériences vécues 3-Renforcer les alliances entre les mouvements féministes africains et au dela
Atividades propostas (3)
A Pan-African and Ecofeminist Response to Systemic Afrophobia
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Not in Our Name: African Women Raise Against Green Colonialism in time of climate crisis
The mainstream Global North push for a "net-zero" and "Just transition" future is driving a violent new wave of corporate…
Ecofeminist Struggles for Climate Reparations in Africa: Reclaiming the Commons in the Face of the Extractivist Capitalist System
For centuries, the global patriarchal capitalist system has treated both nature and women’s labor as infinite and free resources to…