"Ecofeminism provides a valuable framework for understanding the intertwined nature of gender and environmental justice. By recognizing the historical and contemporary examples of women-led environmental movements, we can appreciate the significance of addressing gender-based discrimination and ecological sustainability."
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Sr. Mary John Mananzan, O.S.B.
The Blooming Treat was a women’s civic group that united with the Concerned Citizens of San Juan (CCSJ) and bravely opposed the proposed copper smelter project during the years of Martial Law.
Founders
Alicia Marasigan +
Dolores Hernandez +
Miss Corazon Perez
Miss Letecia Perez +
Miss Eduviges Luque +
Miss Lagrimas Sadile +
Miss Lolita Quizon +
Miss Daddy Satin +
Miss Lorelie Quizon
Miss Glenda Hidalgo
Miss Fortunata Virtusio +
Miss Elesia Ona +
Miss Monina Sabile +
Mrs. Expectacion Gonda +
Mrs. Denia Escartín +
Mrs. Lilia Javier +
Dra. Solomon de Guzman
Atty. Beth de Villa
Mrs. Wendy Bautista +
Mrs. Consor Magboo +
Nanay Loring Quizon
Mrs. Gloria Sales
Miss Guadalupe Rayos +
Miss Irene Briones +
Miss Lucing Sales +
Miss Beatres Sales +
Mrs. Fernanda Perez +
Miss Leonor Arada +
Mrs. Maria Oliva +
Miss Amanda Dimayuga +
Lyn Macaraan
Salome Limbo
Uping Rayosrip
Kuminada Abania +
Members
Nanay Etta de Villa +
Mrs. Lydia Malabanan
Miss Consortia Quizon +
Mrs. Antonia Rayos
Miss Memento Bautista +
Mrs. Marjorie Ona
Mrs. Glyceria Ona
Mrs. Libertad Salud
Aling Tuding Valdeabella +
Osie Quizon
Enriqueta Sales +
