with the ways society in Fiji functioned but still tied into so many of the socio-economic and ecological realities of life. For the first few years the Collective did many Freeskools and feminist learning work to develop our internal politics, structure, process and content. Many members came and went and network numbers grew. The development of DIVA’s intersectionality and interlinkage approach since 2014 has further strengthened all of the work of DIVA for Equality and enabled us to work well on many and linked aspects of human rights and justice. DIVA for Equality became stronger on climate and ecological justice work over time, by necessity as the climate emergency has deepened and the loss and damage worse for all of us in small islands, and especially at-risk, marginalised and communities vulnerable to loss and damage. Meanwhile, the material and structural focus of feminist intergenerational, intersectional and interlinkage work has grown stronger, and our ties from and to Indigenous and local communities.