WEDO is a global advocacy organization established in 1990 by former U.S. Congresswoman Bella Abzug (1920-1998) and feminist activist and journalist Mim Kelber (1922-2004).

Through advocacy and action, WEDO connects and facilitates spaces for women’s organizations; governments; and intergovernmental organizations, including the United Nations, to ensure …

WEDO’s power lies in its ability to facilitate and connect diverse movements to global processes, ensuring that women’s voices are heard and women’s leadership is advanced in these spheres.

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WEDO’s new brief on Gender, Climate, and Reproductive Health in the U.S., includes an overview of existing literature on environment, climate, and reproductive health impacts; policy …

WEDO is an equal opportunity employer and encourages, promotes and supports diversity in all aspects of its work. We appreciate all who apply, but based on the expected interest in open …

As of 2024, the work that originated within the Action Nexus continues as part of WEDO’s core programming, linked more directly to our work on climate and biodiversity finance and with an …

As a global women’s advocacy organization, WEDO envisions a just world that promotes and protects human rights, gender equality and the integrity of the environment.

The WEDO team is a dedicated, diverse and dynamic group of activists and advocates committed to realizing the vision of the organization, supported by an extraordinary group of interns, …

WECF, WEP, and FEMNET support WEDO as part of the GJCS Scale Fund Advisory Committee, which convenes to review the scope of each funding round, confirm awardees, and reflect on …