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Welcome to Your Safe Space.
We’ve held a spot for you.
(We’ve held a spot for you.)
We’ve designed culturally relevant programs around our foundational pillars. Each program allows for and encourages education through spending time in nature, story sharing, and creating experiences that restore, renew, and reconnect us with our ancestry and spiritual wellbeing.
Black women have well-known concerns that extend into social and political realms. But unlike the social and political concerns, the environmental concerns of Black women are often seen as wholly disconnected from historical and systemic racism and discrimination.
Find out more about the programs aligned with each Pillar and how to get involved.
Welcome to
Your Safe Space
Black women’s social and political concerns are well-known. Environmental concerns, however, are often seen as wholly disconnected from historical and systemic racism and discrimination. EWI makes the connections.
Our programs allow for and encourage education through spending time in nature, story sharing, and creating experiences that restore, renew, and reconnect us with our ancestry and spiritual wellbeing—and the environment.
Find out more about the programs aligned with each Pillar and how to get involved.
Leadership
SoulCare SelfCare
Advocacy
Participate In Programs
We’ve designed culturally relevant programs around our foundational pillars: Leadership, SoulCare SelfCare, and Advocacy.
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Calling EcoEnthusiasts
Help us on the mission of
Eco Justice and Racial Healing
Opportunities
“When you teach a man to farm, his family will eat.
When you teach a woman to farm, the community will eat.”
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EWI T-Shirt Dress
EWI Hoodie
EWI Tote Bag
Limited Edition Merch
See why this limited edition merch design, inspired by African block printing, embodies the spirit of EcoWomanist and boldly expresses the essence of the Black woman.
She reaches toward the sun.
Her power uplifts entire communities.
She grows from the land and gives back to it.
We see ourselves reflected in the water.
We see ourselves in her roots.
We find safe space in her aura.
We are all ecowomanists.