The Working Group for Environmental Justice is leading on issues related to climate action and sustainable development.
It supports and informs the Environmental Justice work of the Global Student Forum, including policy development and creation of campaigns while helping with the facilitation of sustainability related events and capacity building efforts. Working Group members furthermore engage in strategic discussions around pushing the global climate justice movement forward with students as a key stakeholders in the discourse.

Anand Jha

Anand is an ambitious Indian law aspirant, passionate about justice and influencing legal systems. Currently, he’s a Management Trainee at Younity, with internships at Studomatrix – Y20 task force and Demonstrative Learning. His skills range from graphic design and video editing to team management, SEO, and communications. Besides his professional roles, Anand enjoys reading and writing, especially on social topics. His diverse abilities and dedication position him to create meaningful change.

Janet Tali

Janet Tali, a 22-year-old from Papua New Guinea, is an active youth advocate and student leader. She’s studying law at the University of Papua New Guinea and leads initiatives in local unions and student groups. Janet coordinates awareness programs for various socio-economic and environmental issues, contributing significantly to youth advocacy. Additionally, she volunteers with United Nations organizations and church groups, providing paralegal services to NGOs. Her involvement with the Global Student Forum provides her with a global platform to connect and learn from diverse perspectives, especially as part of the Environmental Justice team. She seeks to be a voice and instrument of hope and change in the world.

Akhil Sanakr

Akhil Sankar is doing his Mechanical Engineering at APJ Kalam Technological University, Kerala. He is an expert in sustainable energy systems and works to develop renewable energy sources that are both efficient and affordable. In addition to volunteering, he has conducted programs on deforestation and environmental justice and presented technological ideas and solutions for improving environmental sustainability. He is passionate about finding ways to reduce the environmental impact of human activities and works to create a more sustainable future.

Mohamed Alex Koroma

Mohamed Alex Koroma is a Pan Africanist Student, Youth, Environmental Justice, and Peace Ambassador in Sierra Leone. An agricultural economist and law student, he’s served in key roles in the Students’ Representative Council at Njala University. He represents Sierra Leone in the Commonwealth Students Association and is the Director of Agriculture, Trade, and Investment at the National Union of Sierra Leone Students. He’s also an Executive Director of the Center for Community Advocacy and Services Sierra Leone, which helped eradicate COVID-19. As a passionate farmer, he initiated the first Students Union Farm in Sub-Sahara Africa.

Pascal Wambua

Pascal Wambua is an Economist from the University of Nairobi and currently serves as the Regional Coordinator for the Eastern region of the Kenya Malaria Youth Army. With a passion for youth economic empowerment, climate action, and mental health, Pascal actively engages in initiatives that aim to address these pressing issues. Through his expertise in economics, he contributes valuable insights to various projects and advocates for sustainable development practices. Pascal strives to create a positive impact by promoting awareness, education, and collaborative efforts in these areas.

Anant Dev Singh

Anant Dev Singh is a student activist and humanitarian. As the Founder and President of Real Politik Minds, an international student’s organization, Singh has been facilitating debates and discussions on global issues, fostering an environment of awareness and intellectual engagement among students. Beyond his work with Real Politik Minds, Singh’s commitment to social welfare is evident in his extensive service record. He has contributed his time, efforts, and expertise to more than 30 organizations, embodying the principles of social work and making a significant impact in various communities.

Anirudh Sharma

Anirudh Sharma is a social activist and tech expert from India with more than three years of experience in teen national and international organisations. He is a computer science engineering student.