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Women’s Studies Colloquium Series Spring 2016 Department of Women’s Studies, University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa Re-powering: Why Gender Equality is Key to Solving the Climate Crisis Feb 12 (Friday) 10:30-12:00, Architecture 205 Cate Owren is the Senior Officer of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Global Gender Office (GGO). She manages a wide range of gender and environment programming, including GGO's global and national-level portfolio to support genderresponsive action on climate change. Prior to joining IUCN in 2013, Cate was the Executive Director of WEDO - the Women's Environment and Development Organization, a women's global advocacy NGO focused on environmental issues, based in New York. In addition to over a decade of work around United Nations policymaking spheres, she has experience in countries including the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Togo, Mozambique and Zambia. Free and Open to Public Co-sponsored by UHM Department of Political Science, Geography, Hawaii Interfaith Power and Light, and Watada Lecture Series