Meet the Leaders of Women's Earth Alliance

Representing youth voices and creating community projects through art, climate education, and political action.

Teaming up with schools, businesses, harbors, organizations, and individuals to restore and enhance the Santa Monica Bay watershed, reduce waste, and steward our waters.

Seeking global climate justice and community equity through renewable energy and access.

Using law, science-based advocacy, and education to protect wetlands, water quality, water infrastructure, and support equitable flood resiliency.

Founding, designing, and creating programming for women and girls that prioritizes gender equity, safety, peace, and security.

Using art, research, and oral traditions to create healing spaces for the public that express creativity, passion, and environmentalist themes.

Sharing Indigenous Black Caribbean histories and ecologies through community gardening and reforestation that promote healing & resilience on the front-lines of the climate crisis.

Protecting water access and indigenous food sovereignty through seedkeeping and community mobilization.

Creating music that reinforces human relationships to each other and to nature and that casts vision for equitable climate change solutions.

Envisioning environmental action through art and music and uplifting the voices and perspective of the QTBIPOC in the Bay Area.

Breaking down barriers for BIPOC and low income communities by providing them with tools they need in the face of natural disaster.

Bridging cultural and scientific knowledge on natural and working lands to increase its resilience, increase and maintain soil health, and support public policy.

Protecting the Mexican and US waters of the Colorado River by connecting people and communities with the natural resources that nourish and sustain them.

Pushing back against facilities practice open burning of toxic chemicals to protect the health and wellbeing of surrounding communities.

Elevating Cultural Community Arts for Educational Reform as fundamental to youth development and our collective liberation

Storytelling by creating multi-sensory learning environments that build community, increase connection to the natural world, and expand critical thought.

Advocating for and progressing environmental and social policy in Hawaii.

Helping conservation organizations become more inclusive and implement new methods to complex conservation problems.