Kumi Naidoo

Kumi Naidoo, a veteran activist with a remarkable 45-year career, shares insights on the evolution of climate activism. From his anti-apartheid roots in South Africa to leading Greenpeace and Amnesty International, he emphasizes the importance of emotional resonance in activism. Naidoo discusses the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Initiative, advocating for a global approach to phase out fossil fuels. He reflects on the interconnectedness of social justice and climate action, urging for innovative political engagement and reforms in climate governance.

Kumi Naidoo, a renowned activist, shares his journey from anti-apartheid activism in South Africa to climate leadership. The podcast discusses the power of artivism, individual activism, and coalitions in fighting climate change. It also highlights the importance of inclusive clean energy transitions and emotional connections in climate advocacy.

Ilan Zugman, a Brazilian climate activist and 350.org regional head, discusses Brazil's environmental policies, emphasizing the contradictions in Lula's administration regarding deforestation and oil exploration in the Amazon. Diana Chavez, a member of the Pastaza Quechua Nation, speaks passionately about indigenous land rights and the urgent need for territorial recognition. Kumi Naidoo, a human rights advocate, highlights fossil fuel politics and the essential need for global climate finance, calling for the empowerment of the Global South in addressing climate injustices.