Ep. 5: Women's Earth Alliance on Culture and Co-Leadership

03/15/23 • 73 min

The Hive Collective Podcast: Shifting Power in Nonprofits

Women's Earth Alliance has a unique triple co-director leadership model that reflects their organizational culture as an ecosystem that adapts, responds, supports, and cares. They don't just shift power. They redistribute it, mold it and turn it into something that draws people in. Get to know Kahea Pacheco, Melinda Ruth Kramer, and Amira Diamond who have been leading WEA for over a decade.
Women's Earth Alliance empowers women and girls to become leaders and change makers in their communities. They work to achieve environmental sustainability social justice and human rights.

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