Project Dandelion launched applications for the She Leads Climate Mentorship program from WOMATE (Women in Climate) designed for female students and recent graduates across Africa.
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Project Dandelion
Women lead climate solutions. We accelerate what’s taking root worldwide.
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- Non-profit Organizations
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- Atlanta, US
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- 11–50 employees
About Project Dandelion
Together, we connect people and ideas to amplify women-led climate solutions globally, from the ground up. Project Dandelion uses communications as a tool for systems change. We connect, amplify, and mobilize women-led climate solutions by shifting culture, expanding legitimacy, and aligning capital with community leadership. We focus on what is already transforming communities, markets, and systems - strengthening and scaling existing solutions.
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Project Dandelion Partner Ka'a Harmony Foundation connects women-led grassroots projects in conservation, socio-bioeconomy, and community resilience with European foundations, companies, investors, and institutions committed to climate justice.
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Project Dandelion employee Sandrine Dixson-Declève is attending Singapore for Impact Week and will take the stage on Wednesday to discuss the breakthrough and unlock.
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Project Dandelion published the Ocean Matriarchs story from Blue Ventures celebrating the hidden half of small-scale fisheries.
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