Virtual summit brings together voices of thirty-five women and non-binary leaders ushering in a new paradigm – Winona LaDuke, Terry Tempest Williams, Leah Penniman, Rosemary Gladstar, Linda Black Elk, and many more.

From April 21-24, 2022, the nonprofit Organization of Nature Evolutionaries will host the global, Women Working for the Earth Summit.

This is a time of unprecedented challenges for our planet, when reconnecting with the earth and shifting our culture is of critical importance. Women are leading the effort to shift humanity toward a much-needed Earth-centered and grounded way of life. This online event brings together some of the most prominent voices guiding us to reconnect with ourselves, each other, and our mother Earth.

“The path forward demands that we take our rightful places as the younger siblings in creation, deferring to the oceans, forests, and mountains as our teachers.”

― Leah Penniman, Featured Speaker

Participants will have the opportunity to hear more than thirty-five renowned leaders from around the world share their passions, earth-actions, hearts and dreams.

Topics include water rights, healing gardens, aloha ʻāina, the magic of hummingbirds, apprenticing with trees, the wisdom of fungi, food sovereignty, and so much more.

This summit will be a place of learning, dreaming, and collaborating. Our goal is that every participant will be inspired to restore their innate relationship with Nature to create a thriving future for all.

Featured speakers include:

Winona LaDuke: Environmental and Indigenous rights activist and former Vice-Presidential candidate for the Green Party

Terry Tempest Williams: Award-winning environmental author and voice for ecological consciousness and social change

Leah Penniman: Author of Farming While Black and Founding Co-Executive Director of Soul Fire Farm

Rosemary Gladstar: Beloved herbalist, teacher, author of twelve books, and founder of United Plant Savers

Linda Black Elk: Ethnobotanist and food sovereignty activist who advocates for environmental justice in Indigenous communities

“Let us be the ancestors our descendants will thank."

― Winona LaDuke, Featured Speaker

Organization of Nature Evolutionaries is a 501c3 nonprofit. Learn more at www.natureevolutionaries.com