Feminist Political EcologyArticles

Developed from climate-activist sharing circles, this AWID zine connects ecological destruction with migration, livelihoods, care and local organizing - and asks how transnational solidarity can hold difference rather than erase it.

A FAO - GFCM study traces women’s work across the fisheries value chain and shows how gaps in official data can reproduce their exclusion.

FAO traces women’s work across food production, processing, distribution and consumption, connecting unequal resources, wages, care and shocks.

A UN guide maps the legal standards and practical barriers shaping women’s rights to own, use, control and inherit land and other productive resources.

Pamela Caro reads food sovereignty through peasant organizing and feminism, asking who controls land and seeds - and how recognizing rural women’s work can avoid fixing gendered divisions of labor.