• #Politics
• #Politics and Public
• #Decolonization

This study critiques the science-technoism, anthropocentrism, colonialism, and developmentalism within climate crisis discourses, seeking a re-establishment of the relationship between humans and nature through ecofeminism and new materialist feminism. It critically examines the issue of women’s victimization in the climate crisis and proposes becoming ecological citizens as a new feminist citizenship through the case of women farmers’ ecological citizenship practices.