"Extractive violence against the land and violence against Indigenous women go hand and hand. We believe that healing women is also healing the earth." – Nina Gualinga
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Over the last few weeks, I traveled with a few of my colleagues from Amazon Watch, including: SofÃa JarrÃn, Alejandra Yépez, Nina Gualinga, and Angela MartÃnez. We went to the Ecuadorian Amazon to show solidarity with Indigenous women defenders in a series of events for International Women’s Day and month.
I return inspired and filled with hope, love, and gratitude for the strength and courage of these powerful women as they face ever-increasing threats to their lives, land, and bodies due to extraction, patriarchy, and the continuing COVID-19 pandemic. We are honored to support these initiatives via our advocacy programs, Amazon Defenders Fund, and our growing Women Defenders Program.
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