In this Our Changing Climate environmental video essay, I look at ecofeminism in relation to the environment and climate change. I specifically look at whether ecofeminism is a viable lens through ...

Ecofeminism emerged from environmental, feminist, social justice and antinuclear activism in the 1970s. The movement resists traditional systems of patriarchy and capitalism that it contends ...

Ecofeminism rejects the idea of human dominance over nature. The inaugural show at the Brick, an independent art space formerly known as LAXArt and recently relocated to Western Avenue, ...

Ecofeminism. Concept: Nature is often thought of in terms of Mother Earth or Mother Nature. It is seen as a source of essential resources, such as the water supply and foodstuffs.

Gender equality can also transcend beyond the scope of women’s rights, further being framed by environmental changes. This Women’s History Month, I have had the opportunity to truly reflect on ...

Ecofeminism is the need of the hour, it needs to be implemented in our ecological reforms. It can help the world view woman and nature through a news lens void of misogyny and destruction.

If ecofeminism is a behavior, it cannot be fully captured by a static “lens.” Inside gallery walls, we need new ways of being, as much as ways of seeing. Share full article.

Ecofeminism also draws attention to the fact that women are disproportionately affected by environmental issues. According to a report from the United Nations, since women around the world ...

Ecofeminism rose to popularity in the 1970s, with activists like Carolyn Merchant, an environmental historian at the University of California at Berkeley, leading the way.