An intergenerational group of Pueblo women lead the way on water policy along the Middle Rio Grande Valley.

Feminism is based on egalitarianism, rejects neoliberalism as a corrupt, abusive system singly responsible for climate crisis.

Prime minister Sheikh Hasina: structural inequalities along with inherent social customs are causing disproportionate impacts.

Women play a crucial role in sustaining both food and income security, but their livelihoods are now being threatened.

The article highlights the correlation between the climate crisis and the greater patriarchal structures of our society.

Jane Thirikwa writes about the need to fully include women, particularly land and water defenders to ensure inclusive change.

Legal team faces daily threats as it works to protect displaced families, ecosystems, and indigenous groups

In Papua New Guinea and elsewhere, women are working to protect themselves, their families and their forests from climate change

Many campaigners believe the organizers of COP26 are merely paying lip service to gender justice, while failing to walk the talk

As the UK opens COP26, the lack of women’s senior leadership in climate negotiations has been raised as an issue of concern.