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{{Create Campaign and NGO
|Name=Sarilaya
|Link=https://thousandcurrents.org/sarilaya/
|Type=NGO
|Country=Philippines
|Current focus=Community empowerment
Gender equality
Livelihood improvement
Resilience building
|Description=SARILAYA, meaning “gender freedom” in Tagalog, is a socialist eco-feminist organization started by women who participated in the movement against the dictatorship of Marcos in the 1990s in the Philippines. They have a diverse group of members including women, girls, and gender non-conforming people from both urban and rural areas across the Philippines whose key programs centre the holistic well-being of their communities and Mother Earth.
They are working to feed, heal, house, and educate their communities to build grassroots self-reliance. Additionally, They have set up food and herbal medicine gardens, and community health centres, and trained several women healers who provide alternative health care including mental health support for their communities.
(alternative website)
|Source=The participating organisation of the Global Campaign to Demand Climate Justice
}}
[[Geographical focus::12.8797° N, 121.7740° E]]
[[Category:Philippines]]
|Name=Sarilaya
|Link=https://thousandcurrents.org/sarilaya/
|Type=NGO
|Country=Philippines
|Current focus=Community empowerment
Gender equality
Livelihood improvement
Resilience building
|Description=SARILAYA, meaning “gender freedom” in Tagalog, is a socialist eco-feminist organization started by women who participated in the movement against the dictatorship of Marcos in the 1990s in the Philippines. They have a diverse group of members including women, girls, and gender non-conforming people from both urban and rural areas across the Philippines whose key programs centre the holistic well-being of their communities and Mother Earth.
They are working to feed, heal, house, and educate their communities to build grassroots self-reliance. Additionally, They have set up food and herbal medicine gardens, and community health centres, and trained several women healers who provide alternative health care including mental health support for their communities.
(alternative website)
|Source=The participating organisation of the Global Campaign to Demand Climate Justice
}}
[[Geographical focus::12.8797° N, 121.7740° E]]
[[Category:Philippines]]
