This study aims to survey the use of ecofeminism as a practical socio-political tool to bring about change and its use to strengthen the power of women to build relations among men, women and the environment that are just and sustainable. This study uses a literature review, small group discussions and in-depth individual interviews to create an understanding of the theoretical concepts of ecofeminism and the experience of several women�s movements in the semi-democratic socio-political context of Thailand in the period before and after the collapse of the bubble economy.