An amazing collection of storiess about women who are actively changing their environments for the better. http://www.ejrc.cau.edu/SummCrowning03.html

The Congress of the United States is working to recognize water for all as a basic human right with the "Water for the World Resolution". Contact your Member of Congress today to ask for their support for this resolution that will help the world's poor gai

Wikigender, an information sharing platform on gender equity, was officially launched on 7 March 2008 on the occasion of International Women's Day. The site is now open and freely accessible to thepublic. Wikigender invites everybody to actively use and pa

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An article about The Paris Declaration and gender and the need to strengthen women’s rights in aid effectiveness . http://www.eldis.org/go/topics/resource-guides/gender&id=36031&type=Document

... contracts, to address the budgetary, environmental and social impact of such purchases ... of Mayors explored the economic and environmental impact of bottled water. Research

Source: International Museum of Women (IMOW) source.] In much of the world, women grow food, collect fuel, and carry the weight of their family's water on their shoulders. The Women, Power and Politics exhibition shows you just what happens when the Earth

Source: Women's Environment and Development Organization (WEDO) The GEAR Campaign to create a new women's entity at the UN made big strides on June 16th when governments vowed to tackle the issue. WEDO is working to ensure that a report by the Secretary-Ge

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According to the message of the United Nations Secretary General to the Development Cooperation Forum, held in New York on June 30- July 1, 2008, gender equality and other cross-cutting development issues should better reflected in the current aid effectiv