Webinar African ecofeminist alternatives to development for a just and resilient post-extractivist future

In this session, Zo Randriamaro from WoMin first explains why African ecofeminist alternatives to development are critical to a just, decolonised and resilient post-extractivist future in Africa, and how they are building on African worldviews and political ideas such as Ubuntu and Pan-Africanism. Secondly, Nonhle Mbuthuma from the Amadiba Crisis Committee and Ange David from GRAIN share their experiences with communities in bringing to life such alternatives in real-world application.

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Webinar date	2021/01/22
Topics	Ecovillages, Environmental justice, Feminism
Participants	Zo Randriamaro (Madagascar), Ange-David Baïmey (Ivory Coast) and Nonhle Mbuthuma (South Africa)