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Discussion Invitation to Ec-Design Conversation

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Esmée
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Dec 14 2025, 7:08 AM
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Shinging Women,

Medusa Rising will host a reading circle on Imbolc -- 1 Feb 2026 -- on the general subject of Eco-design, eco-feminism, and climate related adaptations. 

We have two texts -- both pretty quick reads.  

Our interest is partly in the denied ecofeminist roots of the various climate/eco movements. 

It's members only, and memberships start a $Free.99. 

Meanwhile, and always, gratitude and admiration!!  Esmee
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Esmée
Dec 14 2025, 7:08 AM #1

Shinging Women,

Medusa Rising will host a reading circle on Imbolc -- 1 Feb 2026 -- on the general subject of Eco-design, eco-feminism, and climate related adaptations. 

We have two texts -- both pretty quick reads.  

Our interest is partly in the denied ecofeminist roots of the various climate/eco movements. 

It's members only, and memberships start a $Free.99. 

Meanwhile, and always, gratitude and admiration!!  Esmee

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Clover
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Dec 14 2025, 1:40 PM
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This is so awesome, thank you for hosting this! I've always been interested in eco-feminism, mainly because I am a massive treehugger. One thing I have noticed, is I recently joined an ecological/conservation Discord for my region, and it was full of women. They seem to be very wholesome, and politically organized. But the gender divide was interesting to notice.

Whenever I try to focus on environmentalist issues in my community, I feel like I'm screaming into a void and being treated like a "crazy lady" for even caring. It's so frustrating, when it feels like people are so dulled to how we are a part of nature that they view anyone who actively cares about the destruction of it as "weird." Sigh. So I can see why "eco-feminism" became a thing, both feminism and ecology are treated as being "worthless" by a capitalistic society hellbent on extracting resources by any means possible, as fast as possible, to the demise of our lives. /rant

I added this event to the clovenhooves calendar. :)
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Clover
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Dec 14 2025, 1:40 PM #2

This is so awesome, thank you for hosting this! I've always been interested in eco-feminism, mainly because I am a massive treehugger. One thing I have noticed, is I recently joined an ecological/conservation Discord for my region, and it was full of women. They seem to be very wholesome, and politically organized. But the gender divide was interesting to notice.

Whenever I try to focus on environmentalist issues in my community, I feel like I'm screaming into a void and being treated like a "crazy lady" for even caring. It's so frustrating, when it feels like people are so dulled to how we are a part of nature that they view anyone who actively cares about the destruction of it as "weird." Sigh. So I can see why "eco-feminism" became a thing, both feminism and ecology are treated as being "worthless" by a capitalistic society hellbent on extracting resources by any means possible, as fast as possible, to the demise of our lives. /rant

I added this event to the clovenhooves calendar. :)

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Dec 19 2025, 8:51 AM
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Important stuff! Thank you, sister.


I feel the same way about it, Clover.
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hatpin
Dec 19 2025, 8:51 AM #3

Important stuff! Thank you, sister.


I feel the same way about it, Clover.

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