THE FLOWERS ARE BURNING
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WHAT DOES FEMINISM HAVE TO DO WITH CLIMATE CHANGE?

The oppression of women and the threat of climate change are closely related. Just ask yourself: what’s the root cause for both problems? Inequality. Tackle that and we’re taking action on both issues at once.

The impacts of climate change around the world disproportionately impact women, from water accessibility, to increased violence in the wake of natural disasters. Below are some resources and organizations that are dealing with these issues head on.

Women’s Environmental Network




CONTACT

Helen Klebesadel
helen@klebesadel.com
klebesadel.com



Mary Kay Neumann
mkneumannartwork@gmail.com
https://www.mknart.com


© 2020 Helen R. Klebesadel & Mary Kay Neumann
  • HOME
  • The Exhibition & Gallery
    • Oceans A Rising Virtual Exhibition
    • The Flowers Are Burning Exhibition
  • What Needs Our Love
    • What is Climate Change?
    • What is Climate Justice?
    • The Human Species >
      • Gender and Climate Change
      • Race and Climate Injustice
      • Trauma and Climate Change
      • Relational Neuroscience and Climate Change Art
    • Bats
    • Birds
    • Amphibians and Reptiles
    • Pollinators
    • Our Oceans >
      • Coral Reefs
      • Sea Stars >
        • Sea Star Wasting Disease
  • Art/Science/Activism
    • Actions To Take
    • VOTE!
    • Other Artists and Projects
    • Art-Science Collaborative Opportunities
    • Citizen Science
    • Books, Journals, Readings
  • Community
    • Matters of the Heart
    • Grieving What is Lost
    • Spiritual Leaders on Climate Change
    • Organizations: Working together to help our Ecosystems
    • Audience Feedback
    • Our Appreciations
  • Contact
    • Arrange an Exhibition
    • Press >
      • New York Hall of Science Press
  • About
  • Our Earth