Planet One

Over the past three months, .hu organized its first ecofeminist training, bringing together 13 participants. During the program, they explored ecofeminism through inspiring examples such as Vandana Shiva and the Wages for Housework campaign.

They also worked on strengthening tneir imagination and their capacity for hope—essential foundations for creating meaningful change in the society.
At the end of the training, participants designed and hosted their own event, putting their new knowledge into practice and sharing it with others. The result? An event that brought together 70 participants!

This summer 's focus was on water issues in Armenia.
The hub hosted workshops and trainings with teenagers where they learned about the importance of clean water, as well as about the existing pollution of some of the most important water bodies in Armenia, such as lake Sevan and river Hrazdan.
They learned how to measure the quality of water, and did multiple tests - both indoors - at Alternative Youth Center, and outdoors - at one of the subsidiaries of Hrazdan river running through a public park in Yerevan. 
This knowledge and inspiration will build a good basis for continuing to campaign on water issues in Armenia. Already last year the volunteers of Alternative started campaigning for opening (from concrete tunnels) and cleaning Yerevan's Getar river.