top of page

Praise for Intertwined

JANE GOODALL, PhD, DBE, founder of the Jane Goodall Institute, and UN Messenger of Peace

“With passion and care, Intertwined weaves together stories of hope, determination, and the transformative actions of women involved in the movement against climate change. It provides a vivid and empowering portrait of a world where resilience and environmental stewardship converge.”

ASHLEY JUDD, MPA, humanitarian, writer, actor, UNFPA GoodwillAmbassador 

"An urgent, propulsive, and deeply necessary book. Readable and gripping, it surfaces the shocking exclusion of women, in practice and in voice, while simultaneously uplifting previously invisible women, courageous and wise, who are our hope. Intertwined also has the compelling power of personal narrative—it is outstanding.” —

“This thoughtful and deeply researched book makes a powerful case for the inextricable links between climate justice and gender equality— and for the need to fast-track women’s leadership before it’s too late.” —JOCELYN C. ZUCKERMAN, award-winning journalist and author of Planet Palm 

KAHEA PACHECO (Kanaka ‘Ōiwi), Indigenous advocate and co-executive director of Women’s Earth Alliance 

“This book is a profound testament to the resilience and wisdom of women and women-led efforts for climate justice, and their indispensable role in bringing us into right relationship with one another and the Earth. With this call to action, Kormos underlines a crucial truth: women are the heartbeat of change, driving us toward a sustainable, thriving and just future.”

BILL McKIBBEN, award-winning author, activist, and educator 

“Many of the great leaders that I’ve encountered—local and global—are women. This fascinating book helps make clear why that is, and why paying attention to gender inequities counts as a powerful climate solution.”

CRISTINA MITTERMEIER, marine biologist, photographer, conservationist, author, and co-founder of Sea Legacy 

“At the intersection of gender injustice and the climate crisis, a growing awareness and a bold new idea is rising; women and girls may just be the future of everything. But first, we must pull the ones we have left behind. This book is a valuable leap forward to get us there.”

JOCELYN C. ZUCKERMAN, award-winning journalist and author of Planet Palm 

“This thoughtful and deeply researched book makes a powerful case for the inextricable links between climate justice and gender equality— and for the need to fast-track women’s leadership before it’s too late.”

bottom of page