Farah Ahmed
Farah is an organiser, facilitator, creative producer and curator, working to build powerful movements for climate justice. They were formally the Climate Justice Lead at Julie’s Bicycle, and co-founded Our Diaspora Futures collective. They are interested in how we can imagine and practice decolonial, ancestral, and anti-capitalist ways of being. She believes in building a cultural movement for climate justice which is accessible, radical, well informed, and grounded in deep care for the human and more-than-human world. Farah is a trustee of Platform and is on multiple advisory boards focusing on grassroots-led collective action for climate justice.
Zamzam Ibrahim
Zamzam is a British-Somali activist and leader driving change at the intersection of climate justice, migration, and social equity. A co-founder of Students Organising for Sustainability UK(SOS-UK), she spearheaded the Climate Education Bill, a landmark campaign pushing for climate education to become mandatory in UK schools. She was President of the National Union of Students UK and later Vice President of the European Students’ Union, representing over 20 million students across 40 countries. Today, she serves as Chair of the Muslim Leadership Foundation and Director of Somalis for Sustainability, a platform amplifying diaspora power and frontline climate voices. As a Youth Advisor to the UN’s Green Jobs Pact, Zamzam shapes international sustainability policy, while consulting and speaking globally on climate, migration, and justice. Recognised as a bold, visionary changemaker, she continues to inspire action for a fairer, more sustainable world.
