Ayisha Siddiqa
Climate justice advocate
DAY 2 | 3 JULY
FINDING YOUR PLACE (CHANGE MAKER)
Sustainable Activism
"Can tech make the climate movement more intersectional? "
"Changing Our Planet, Changing Our Minds"
Explore methods of working effectively with the personal and inner dimension of activism
Offer tools which support more skilful inter-personal work in our groups and networks
Create a vibrant and supportive temporary community of activists, as a space for deep reflection, analysis, and the sharing of experience of the personal and interpersonal dimensions of our work
What you can gain:
How to avoid burnout and to better empower ourselves to bring our best to our work
Support personal and organisational wellbeing and effectiveness, as well as enable us to exemplify the values we want to realise in the world
Create a space find nourishment and inspiration
Ayisha Siddiqa is a Pakistani Climate justice advocate. She is a co-founder of Polluters Out and the Executive Director of Student Affairs at Fossil Free University. On Sept 20th, 2019 she helped mobilise and lead over 300,000 students onto the streets of Manhattan demanding their governments take climate action. Her advocacy focuses on climate justice and racial justice for BIPOC.
Ayisha Siddiqa is a Pakistani Climate justice advocate. She is a co-founder of Polluters Out and the Executive Director of Student Affairs at Fossil Free University. On Sept 20th, 2019 she helped mobilise and lead over 300,000 students onto the streets of Manhattan demanding their governments take climate action. Her advocacy focuses on climate justice and racial justice for BIPOC.