Ecofem Tales Foundation

05/08/2026

When decisions about land, water, and the environment are made, women's voices must not be left out.

Environmental justice means everyone has the right to be heard and to shape the future of their communities. Every voice matters.

03/08/2026

A new week is another opportunity to remember that caring for the Earth is not an optional act of kindness. It is a responsibility.

How will you care for the earth this week?

01/08/2026

May August inspire us to take ecofeminist and eco-friendly actions that protect both people and the environment.

Every act of care matters. Every sustainable choice counts. Every voice raised for environmental justice brings us closer to a more just and thriving world.

Here's to a month of purposeful action, collective responsibility, and hope.

26/07/2026

🎙️ Our first episode is live on Spotify!

We are excited to launch the Ecofem Tales Knowledge Series, a podcast exploring the intersections of women, water, and the environment to advance equity, sustainability, and climate justice through meaningful conversations and expert insights.

Our inaugural episode features Dr. Chidimma Stella Ikea presenting "The Ethics of Care, Mothering and the Environment: A Bioethical Perspective." Discover how care and mothering can inspire more just and sustainable relationships with the environment.

🎧 Tune in and join the conversation on healing the earth through knowledge and dialogue.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/4KUpLpXZr7AvTPEu3WQrxK?si=Eju5Ef1gT7e32W1Qr7QM6A

Ecofem Tales Knowledge Series · Episode

26/07/2026

Test your eco-knowledge!

Can you answer today’s question about Water Security?

Comment below, let’s see how much you know.

23/07/2026

You are cordially invited to the first Ecofem Tales Knowledge Series | July Edition which holds today.
It is an engaging conversation exploring the intersections of women, water, environmental ethics, and sustainability.

Theme: Women, Water and the Environment

This edition will feature Dr. Chidimma Stella Ikea, a Lecturer from Imo State University, Owerri, Nigeria who will deliver a presentation titled:

The Ethics of Care, Mothering and the Environment: A Bioethical Perspective

Dr. Chidimma Stella Ikea is a philosopher, certified mediator, mentor, and gender advocate whose work brings African philosophical perspectives into dialogue with contemporary conversations on ethics, gender, justice, and sustainable development. She has published extensively in reputable local and international journals and is the author of In Praise of African Feminism.

Event Details

Date: Thursday, 23 July 2026
Time: 5:00 PM WAT
Venue: Zoom

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23/07/2026

Why Water Security Matters More Than Ever

When we talk about water, we often think about access. But water security is about much more than having water available. It is about justice, dignity, health, gender equality, and sustainable development.

Across many rural communities, especially in Africa, women and girls bear the greatest burden of water insecurity. They spend countless hours collecting water, face health risks from polluted sources, and often sacrifice education and economic opportunities because clean water is out of reach.

In our latest blog post, we explore:
💧 What water security really means.
💧 Why it is a women's issue.
💧 Lessons from countries like Singapore, Namibia, and Rwanda.
💧 The realities of communities in Bayelsa, Nigeria, Turkana, Kenya, and Cape Town, South Africa.
💧 How ecofeminism and environmental justice offer a fresh perspective on achieving water security.

As climate change intensifies water challenges worldwide, ensuring access to safe water must become a shared commitment to equity, care, and sustainability.

📖 Read the full article on the blog and join the conversation. We would love to hear your thoughts:https://lnkd.in/gkBu8VEe

20/07/2026

Water pollution remains a significant challenge for women and girls, particularly in rural communities.

This infographic highlights the challenges faced by women and girls as they navigate water pollution and inadequate access to clean water in disadvantaged communities, emphasizing the urgent need for sustainable solutions.

What can we do to ensure every woman and girl has access to safe water, proper sanitation, and the dignity and health they deserve?

Join the effort to support sustainable solutions and create healthier, more equitable communities.

Click the link in our bio to register to attend our Ecofem Tales Knowledge Series to learn the connection between women, water, and the environment.

08/07/2026

Water Justice Is Gender Justice.

For millions of women and girls across Africa, access to clean water is more than a basic necessity, it is the key to education, health, economic opportunities, and dignity.

Every day, countless hours are spent collecting water instead of attending school, building careers, or growing communities. These statistics remind us that the water crisis is also a gender equality issue.

At Ecofem Tales, we believe that amplifying these stories is the first step toward inspiring action. When women have access to clean water, families thrive, communities prosper, and futures are transformed.

Let us continue to advocate for sustainable solutions that ensure no woman or girl is left behind because of where she was born.

What role do you think communities, governments, and organizations should play in achieving water justice?

06/07/2026

EcofemTales Knowledge Series | July Edition
Women, Water, and the Environment

How can an ethics of care reshape our relationship with the environment? What can ecofeminism teach us about mothering, justice, and sustainability?

Join us for an engaging conversation with Dr. Chidimma Stella Ikea as she presents:

The Ethics of Care, Mothering and the Environment: A Bioethical Perspective

Dr. Chidimma Stella Ikea is a philosopher, certified mediator, mentor, and gender advocate whose work brings African philosophical perspectives into dialogue with contemporary conversations on ethics, gender, justice, and sustainable development. She has published extensively in reputable local and international journals and is the author of In Praise of African Feminism.

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Date: Thursday, 23 July 2026
Time: 5:00 PM WAT
Venue: Zoom

Registration is free! Register now to receive your Zoom link and event reminders.

🔗 Register here: https://bit.ly/4wmuiPZ

We look forward to welcoming you to another enriching EcofemTales Knowledge Series.

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