Connecting health, climate, and equity.
I speak on Planetary Health, climate impacts on children and young people, and meaningful youth participation in environmental decision-making.
Health. Climate.
Youth at the table.
Medical Intern — Planetary Health Advocate
I bring a medical lens to climate conversations and an African youth perspective to environmental decision-making. As a speaker and moderator, I connect complex issues with lived experience — and create space for voices that need to be heard.

From international health panels to environmental assemblies: speaking, moderating, and bringing people into the conversation.

Speaking at UNEA-6 as Presidency Focal Point.

Overall MC and co-lead, with CYMG and the Women Major Group.

Bringing an African youth perspective to multilateral discussions.

A moment of exchange and connection with the alumni community.

Contributing to environmental dialogue and bringing youth perspectives forward.

Presenting ideas and opening space for discussion.
My perspective comes from medical training, climate negotiations, and convening African youth. I connect the health consequences of environmental decisions with the people and communities those decisions affect.
Meet me through CYMG ↗A few excerpts from the rooms where I speak, host, and contribute.
A contribution from the floor during a multilateral discussion.
I speak on Planetary Health, climate impacts on children and young people, and meaningful youth participation in environmental decision-making.
I facilitate high-level dialogues, multi-stakeholder panels, and youth consultations, with clear questions, space for participation, and a focused synthesis.
Health panels, environmental dialogues, and spaces for women and youth to shape the agenda.
Panel speaker at the UNICEF and Wellcome discussion on climate impacts on child and adolescent health.
Plenary panellist on mental health and children's well-being in a changing climate.
Moderated the closing dialogue with UNEP leadership, bringing youth and institutional perspectives into the same conversation.
Hosted the day and helped connect consultations, policy discussion, and priorities for African environmental action.
One example of how I connect community engagement, programming, and policy communication.
As Head of Programming and part of the executive organising team, I helped shape RCOY Africa's programme, partnerships, and policy messaging. I proposed a survey to include perspectives beyond the conference and helped translate the findings into an African Youth Statement and a policy brief for the Summit of the Future.
Collective conference and consultation results, as reported in the project summary.
Read the project summary ↗
Regional consultations, youth inputs into UNEP processes, and capacity building across the continent.
Explore our Africa working group ↗In education technology, I supported student ambassadors, built partnerships, and coordinated webinars and a bootcamp. That experience shaped how I approach participation: creating opportunities for people to contribute, learn, and stay connected.
Selected writing on youth participation and public accountability.
A UNICEF resource I helped co-develop — connecting the science with young people's everyday lives.
Have an idea at the intersection of health, climate, and youth participation? Let’s explore a collaboration — from speaking and moderation to policy work, community engagement, and shared initiatives.