Embark on a journey through our resource guide, digging into the connection between gender, water, and the seafood industry. This guide takes you through diverse perspectives, shedding light on the crucial roles women play in sustaining fisheries.

As you move through the sections, you'll get an understanding of the global impact of women in seafood. These resources propel awareness of the essential roles women and genderqueer people have in this industry. Join us in understanding and recognizing the significance of women and genderqueer people in seafood, contributing to a more inclusive and just future.

Resources

Women and Water

Explore resources that spotlight the pivotal roles of women in fisheries and aquaculture. From empowering case studies to impactful global research such as 'Illuminating Hidden Harvests,' this space illuminates the indispensable contributions women make to the seafood sector. Whether you're a researcher, practitioner, or a champion of gender equality, delve into the varied perspectives and initiatives shaping the crossroads of gender and water-related issues.

Intersectional Seafood Organizations

Highlighting organizations at the forefront of championing inclusivity within the seafood sector. These groups acknowledge the intersectionality of identities and experiences, collaborating to address the distinct challenges faced by women and genderqueer people in diverse contexts. Join us in supporting their efforts to drive positive change and amplify the voices of women and genderqueer people across the seas. Together, let's contribute to a more inclusive and equitable seafood industry.

Gender and Climate

Uncover the significance of exploring the intersection of gender and climate in this dedicated section. Immerse yourself in 'Everyday Stories of Climate Change,' a compelling comic that portrays the everyday impacts of climate change on families globally. This section sheds light on the imperative to recognize and address the profound implications of gender dynamics in the face of climate challenges.

Racism in the Seafood Sector

DEI in the Seafood Sector

Re-Indigenization with a Focus on Women and Fisheries

Understand the racial context of the U.S. aquatic food system and see the resilience and challenges faced by Black and Brown communities. These resources provide a critical perspective on the racial dynamics within the aquatic food system, fostering awareness and understanding of the unique experiences and challenges encountered by communities of color.

Delve into resources that underscore the transformative power of embracing diversity and ensuring equity within seafood production. Discover the potential impact of racial and ethnic diversification on U.S. food demand, explore the intersectionality of LGBTQIA+ experiences with the ocean, and envision a seafood sector actively committed to gender inclusivity. 

Explore the vital connection between Indigenous knowledge, women, and sustainable practices in seafood. Shedding light on initiatives and stories that honor and uplift Indigenous traditions, this section celebrates the intersection of Indigenous wisdom, women, and the enduring sustainability of our ocean. Re-indigenizing our environment is a crucial step toward ocean conservation.

Books

Who We’re Following

Step into this curated collection of books, providing insightful glimpses into perspectives on seafood, gender, and environmental sustainability. Immerse yourself in lessons of Black feminism drawn from marine mammals, unravel the concealed order of life within fisheries, and gain profound insights into the challenges and opportunities that define the seafood sector.

    1. Undrowned: Black Feminist Lessons from Marine Mammals By Alexis Pauline Gumbs and Adrienne Maree Brown

    2. Why Fish Don't Exist: A Story of Loss, Love, and the Hidden Order of Life by Lulu Miller

    3. Eating the Ocean by Elspeth Probyn

    4. An Unreasonable Woman: A True Story of Shrimpers, Politicos, Polluters, and the Fight for Seadrift, Texas by Diane Wilson

    5. All We Can Save: Truth, Courage, And Solutions For The Climate Crisis by Ayana E Johnson and Katharine K Wilkinson

Highlighting organizations at the forefront of championing inclusivity within the seafood sector. These groups acknowledge the intersectionality of identities and experiences, collaborating to address the distinct challenges faced by women and genderqueer people in diverse contexts. Join us in supporting their efforts to drive positive change and amplify the voices of women and genderqueer across the seas. Together, let's contribute to a more inclusive and equitable seafood industry.

    1. Wawa Gatheru (@wawa_gatheru)

    2. Arielle V King (@ariellevking)

    3. Black Girls and Oysters (@blackgirlsnoysters)

    4. Kristy Drutman🍁🍂 (@browngirl_green)

    5. DaBaddie (@thelandbackbaddie)

    6. Mei｜daywithmei (@daywithmei)

    7. Emily De Sousa | Seafood Sommelier (@seasidewithemily)

Gender, Sex, and Sexuality

Step into the Gender, Sex, and Sexuality section, where we navigate diverse perspectives on identity, orientation, and social justice. From an enlightening TikTok video demystifying 'Two-Spirit' identity to Planned Parenthood's insightful guide on 'Understanding Gender Identity,' this section is a gateway to profound insights and narratives that contribute to a richer understanding of diverse gender identities. Explore and embrace the richness of human experiences across the spectrum of gender, sex, and sexuality.