Women's Earth Alliance
Women United for a Thriving Planet
Women's Earth Alliance enhances the leadership of women as environmental stewards. We are a global network of women and men who support the activists, mothers, entrepreneurs, educators and stewards who have taken a stand for the long-term health of our communities and who have made this pivotal endeavor their life’s work. Women's Earth Alliance works in ...learn more
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Created: Sep 14, 2007
Updated: Nov 21, 2009
Membership: Open To Apply
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Women and Land: What do Green Jobs, Navajo Nation, and WEA have in common?
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Join a fascinating conversation with:
Wahleah Johns, Executive Director, Black Mesa Water Coalition, WEA International Advisory Board
Vien Truong, Senior Policy Associate, Green for All
Caitlin Sislin, Esq., Advocacy Director, WEA's Women and Land Initiative
Adrienne Maree Brown, Executive Director, Ruckus Society
Doors 7:00 pm, Program 7:30 pm
$15 in advance, $18 at the door
For tickets, go to https://secure.acceptiva.com/?cst=c28001. Activist tickets are available!
Come hear WEA Advocacy Director, Caitlin Sislin share with us the work of WEA's Women and Land Initiative, uniting legal and policy advocates with indigenous women environmental justice leaders for sacred sites protection, energy justice and environmental health.
Listen to Wahleah Johns of the Black Mesa Water Coalition in conversation with Vien Truong at Green for All about the recent historic Navajo Green Jobs victory and the national green jobs movement, and be uplifted by a selection of songs from Adrienne Maree Brown of the Ruckus Society.
Thanks to our promotional partners Earth Island Institute, Young Women Social Entrepreneurs, Global Exchange, HUB Bay Area, and Sacred Land Film Project.
Wahleah Johns, Executive Director, Black Mesa Water Coalition, WEA International Advisory Board
Vien Truong, Senior Policy Associate, Green for All
Caitlin Sislin, Esq., Advocacy Director, WEA's Women and Land Initiative
Adrienne Maree Brown, Executive Director, Ruckus Society
Doors 7:00 pm, Program 7:30 pm
$15 in advance, $18 at the door
For tickets, go to https://secure.acceptiva.com/?cst=c28001. Activist tickets are available!
Come hear WEA Advocacy Director, Caitlin Sislin share with us the work of WEA's Women and Land Initiative, uniting legal and policy advocates with indigenous women environmental justice leaders for sacred sites protection, energy justice and environmental health.
Listen to Wahleah Johns of the Black Mesa Water Coalition in conversation with Vien Truong at Green for All about the recent historic Navajo Green Jobs victory and the national green jobs movement, and be uplifted by a selection of songs from Adrienne Maree Brown of the Ruckus Society.
Thanks to our promotional partners Earth Island Institute, Young Women Social Entrepreneurs, Global Exchange, HUB Bay Area, and Sacred Land Film Project.