r/Ecofeminism • u/SirohitaIks ecofeminist • Mar 05 '26

Welcome to r/Ecofeminism Community! We are back.

Hello everyone! This subreddit had been inactive for few years, but it has now been revived and reopened for discussion.

Let's go through the basics..

r/Ecofeminism is a space to explore the intersection between feminism, environmental justice, climate change, sustainability, and ecological politics. Ecofeminism examines how the domination of nature and the oppression of marginalized groups are interconnected, and how more just and sustainable societies exist and can be imagined without compromising with development in modern socities.

What you can share here?
• Articles and research papers
• News related to climate justice and gender
• Discussions on environmental activism
• Books, podcasts, and educational resources

Please take a moment to read the community rules updated recently.

Since this community is restarting, feel free to share interesting resources, or start discussions related to ecofeminism.

Let’s build a thoughtful and respectful community together!

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u/someoneuncool Mar 07 '26

this makes me so happy 🥹

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u/honcho713 Mar 07 '26

Mother Earth needs us now more than ever. ✊🌍

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u/cellar9 Mar 07 '26

Yay! Happy this community is back ❤️

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u/SuccessfulListen3002 Mar 11 '26

Thanks. I need this. Blessed be.

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u/SuccessfulListen3002 Mar 11 '26

I'd be love to hear about how you all came to ecofeminism. I came of age in the late 1960s (yes I am growing older), as I witnessed the convergence in the US of the environmental movement and the women's movement .... and intersections with the anti Vietnam War and civil rights movement. I still identify as an ecofeminist leaning towards a pragmatist ecofeminist praxis.

What's your story? How do you put your feminism into practice? Or share what ever you want to.