旺加里馬塔伊：從肯亞農村到諾貝爾頒獎台，一個女人如何用樹改變世界｜Jenny

她被肯亞威權政府的警察打倒在地，骨頭打斷了。她在醫院躺了一段時間。然後她回來了，繼續種樹。 旺加里馬塔伊在一九七七年發起了綠帶運動。她教農村婦女怎麼種樹苗，讓她們種在自己的田邊、學校邊、河邊。她用最簡單的行動把環保和女性賦權和民主運動連在了一起。她拯救了奈洛比唯一的公共綠地。她被政府稱為瘋狂女人。她說她只怕一件事，就是什麼都不做。 二〇〇四年她成為非洲第一位諾貝爾和平獎女性得主。到她去世時，綠帶運動已在非洲種下超過五千萬棵樹。 今天的沉思者J，我們走進這個用一棵樹開始改變世界的女人的故事。 She was beaten to the ground by police in Kenya. Her bones were broken. She spent time in the hospital. Then she came back. And kept planting trees. Wangari Maathai founded the Green Belt Movement in 1977. She taught rural women how to grow tree seedlings and plant them along fields, beside schools, along rivers. Through the simplest of actions she wove together environmental recovery, women's empowerment, and democratic resistance. She saved Nairobi's only public park. The government called her a crazy woman. She said the only thing she feared was doing nothing. In 2004 she became the first African woman to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. By the time of her death, the Green Belt Movement had planted more than fifty million trees across Africa. Today on Thinker J, we walk through the story of a woman who began changing the world with one tree. 旺加里馬塔伊, Wangari Maathai, 諾貝爾和平獎, 綠帶運動, 肯亞, 環保, 沉思者J, Thinker J, 向大師致敬, 非洲, 女性賦權, 民主運動, 種樹, 希望, Jenny, 典範人物, 傳記, 氣候變化, 社會運動, 奈洛比 Powered by Firstory Hosting