Sign our open letter urging Minister for Climate Change and Energy, Chris Bowen, to put women and gender-diverse leaders at the centre of Australia’s climate leadership — at COP31 and here at home. It has now been confirmed that Türkiye will be the host nation and COP President of COP31 in November 2026, with Australia...
WELA hosted the Tasmania Women in Conservation Leadership Intensive, bringing together 18 women from government, not-for-profits, business, and grassroots campaigns. Held over four transformative days at Spring Bay Mill in Triabunna, the group explored leadership, connection to Country, and the power of collective action in the face of ecological crisis.
Anjali Sharma is one of Australia’s most prominent voices in the fight for climate action. In this Q&A, Anjali tells us more about the Duty of Care Bill, her journey as an activist, and how young people, particularly young women, everywhere can drive meaningful change.
Pasanna Mutha-Merennege, Policy & Advocacy Manager at WELA, speaks to Missing Perspectives following the catastrophic Los Angeles fires that have forced forced more than 180,000 people to evacuate their homes.
As the year comes to a close, join us to take some time to pause and reflect with WELA’s Lead Facilitator, Dr. Louise Duxbury. This online workshop is an opportunity to step away from the rush and reconnect—with yourself, your experiences, and the transitions that shape us. Through thoughtful questions and guided conversations, we’ll explore...
Read 5 lessons from Climate Week NYC 2024 from Robyn James (Global Director of Gender Equity for The Nature Conservancy and a proud WELA Board Member).
