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Women communicate, organize, care, and lead differently. #WEN hackathon leveraged that to deconstruct traditional solutions to pressing environmental issues.

Kanishka thought she'd become a pediatrician, until she took an urban studies course at UCSD that opened her eyes to a career in public service.

The initiative advocates for global support of girls' education, family planning, and women smallhold farmers to help mitigate climate change.

Rebecca likes humans, and would like to see them survive the climate crisis. That's why she works in renewable energy and and tries to make an impact locally.

Women communicate differently, organize differently, care differently, and lead differently. Join WEN and our partners in a hackathon-style event to brainstorm and find solutions to man-made problems.

The SF Invincible Women's Summit both celebrated the the progress of women and offered advice from strong women role models who are movers and shakers.

Deciding what foods to buy and eat that nurture both our bodies and the planet is tricky. Don't stress... the "SOUL Food" method can help you make savvy choices.

Karen is a multi-tasking environmental health professional and entrepreneur who cares deeply about how toxics affect us and our planet.

Alyssa Ravasio, the founder of Hipcamp, shares some 'experienced along the way' tales of failing, blueberry picking, and her path from coder to CEO.

Join WEN Saturday, July 13 from 9am-noon to hike, clear invasive vegetation, and chat with friends old and new—all in Oakland's beautiful Redwood Regional Park!