Annelieke Douma
Amsterdam
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Both ENDS: If we women don't speak up, no one will speak for us
“From Sexual and domestic violence to kidnapping and murder. In their efforts to defend their land, territories and natural resources, women and girl environmental defenders (WGEDs) around the world are experiencing various forms of structural violence. The violence they experience ranges from the physical to the spiritual. From dislocation and dispossession, to harassment and defamation.
Annelieke Douma | Both ENDS
Director ad interim • Climate finance and adaptation • Inclusive water management • Gender equality • women's rights • Strategic coordinator Global Alliance for Green and Gender Action In this world of growing inequality, a climate crisis, and increased political violence, there are numerous groups of people bravely fighting for their land, water and forests and standing up for their human rights.
Both ENDS: Both ENDS welcomes new leadership: Annelieke Douma and Karin van Boxtel are interim directors!
Annelieke and Karin have been working at Both ENDS for a long time and know the organisation inside and out. They have both held various leadership roles for many years. Annelieke: "We stand for connecting leadership.
Both ENDS: The Future We See - dialogues about sustainable and just global systems
Trade agreements International trade agreements often have far-reaching consequences not only for the economy of a country, but also for people and the environment. It is primarily the most vulnerable groups who suffer most from these agreements.
Both ENDS: Op-ed: We can’t leave tackling the climate crisis to men
This op-ed was published in Trouw on Saturday March 4. Read the English translation below. From furious feminists to clamorous climate activists. The image that tends to come into people's minds when they think of protestors is one of anger. And although there is enough to be angry about, this view of feminists and climate activists overlooks the most important thing they have in common: hope.
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