WHO WE ARE

The mission of the Ecowomanist institute is to increase the inclusion, ecological awareness and environmental leadership of African American woman within the ecosprituality and ecojustice narratives.
DEFINITION OF AN ECOWOMANIST

The mission of the Ecowomanist institute is to increase the inclusion, ecological awareness and environmental leadership of African American woman within the ecosprituality and ecojustice narratives.

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WHO WE ARE
Welcome to the EcoWomanist Institute (EWI)! We are a nonprofit providing restorative and healing justice to communities, founded by Black women FOR Black women and women of color around the world.
OUR MISSION
The mission of the EcoWomanist Institute is to increase the inclusion, ecological awareness, and environmental leadership of African American women within the ecospirituality and ecojustice narratives.
EWI C0-VISIONARIES & CO-FOUNDERS


Valerie Rawls
In addition to being a social entrepreneur, new urbanist, mass collaborator, and co-creator, Valerie is a marketing expert by training and a career of more than four decades. Valerie earned a B.A. in Marketing from Illinois State University and in the past decade has engaged diverse stakeholders in sustainability initiatives.
Veronica Kyle
Co-Visionary & Founder
Veronica is a sought-after speaker and workshop facilitator on environmental issues, gender-related issues, green economic opportunities, and more. She also works with houses of worship across Illinois to link African American churches to the work of Faith in Place. She holds a B.A. in Religion and Women Studies and a M.A. degree in Gender and Development Studies.

Veronica Kyle

Veronica Kyle
Veronica is a sought-after speaker & workshop facilitator on environmental issues, gender-related issues, green economic opportunities, and more. She also works with houses of worship across Illinois to link African American churches to the work of Faith in Place. She holds a B.A. in Religion and Women Studies and a M.A. degree in Gender and Development Studies.


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