Ecofeminism Unbound: Rethinking Ecology, Gender, and Activism

In an age of ecological crisis and profound social inequality, the need to re-examine our relationship with the natural world—and with one another—has never been more pressing. Ecofeminism, a movement at the intersection of ecological and feminist concerns, offers a powerful framework for understanding the connections between environmental degradation and the systemic oppression of marginalized groups, particularly women. Rooted in the belief that social and environmental justice are inseparable, ecofeminism challenges us to confront not only our exploitation of the planet but also the entrenched power dynamics that fuel both environmental harm and social inequities.