An illustration of four climate activists

Image based on photos by Emmanuel Museruka/Oxfam, Fadrach Nirere/Fridays For Future Uganda, AlessandroBiascioli/Shutterstock, Shawn Exilus / Oxfam, Leslie Searles/Oxfam, Sahil Chandra/PISFCC

Meet the climate activists

In our fight for climate justice, Oxfam is collaborating with climate activists from around the world who are on the front lines of the fight against climate change.

A woman from the Solomon Islands who is looking into the camera and smiling. She wears a pink top with tropical leaf pattern on it.

Cynthia Houniuhi, The Solomon Islands

"We contribute almost nothing to this crisis, yet we pay the highest price. A price we cannot afford, yet we are forced to pay. Where is the justice in that?"

Read more about Cynthia's fight for climate justice.

Hilda Flavia Nakabuye is a climate activist from Uganda

Hilda Flavia Nakabuye, Uganda

"Coming from my country Uganda, climate activism is not a choice, it’s a daily struggle."

Read why Hilda says polluters must pay

Marinel Ubaldo, originally based in The Philippines and is now studying in the US.

Marinel Ubaldo, The Philippines

"I simply cannot accept that our people in the Philippines are dying because of a phenomenon – the climate crisis – that we haven’t even caused."

Fighting for climate justice in the aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan

Pavel Martiarena, climate activist

Pavel Martiarena, Peru

"What moves me to be here is hope, but I am also aware that we cannot live only on emotions and hopes."

Read how Pavel is holding polluters to account in the Amazon region

Activists previously involved with the campaign

Lavetanalagi Seru, climate activist.

Lavetanalagi Seru, Fiji

"I come from a community and a country that is at the frontlines of the climate crisis, and I’ve seen first-hand the disproportionate impacts of the climate crisis on our people and our natural ecosystem."

Read more about Lavetanalagi's fight for climate justice