Lead Out Loud With Laurel Kivuyo, The Maasai Girl Who Took Climate Justice All The Way To The UN
There is a particular kind of courage that comes from knowing exactly where you are from and refusing to let the world forget it. Laurel Kivuyo has that courage in abundance. Growing up in the Maasai community in Arusha, Tanzania, Laurel developed a connection to the natural world that was not just personal but also […]
Lead Out Loud With Damatria Ntintili, The Gen-Z Changemaker Empowering Africa’s Next Generation, One Workshop at a Time
Damatria Ntintili is the kind of person who goes to a concert and leaves thinking about how to make it safer for young people. Not because she can’t switch off, but because she genuinely cares and that care has a way of showing up everywhere she goes. A student at the University of the Witwatersrand, […]
Lead out Loud With Titilope Olotu, The Gen-Z Founder Rethinking Women’s Health, One Pad at a Time
How do you stay grounded when you’re building what healthcare systems refused to? Titilope Olotu says, “remember who you’re doing it for”. A Nigerian-American biology student at UCLA and founder of PADÍ, Titilope isn’t just providing menstrual and mental health resources, she’s creating lifelines for the 22,000+ youths that medical professionals failed. Women who deserved […]
Lead out Loud With Amara Nwuneli, The 17-Year-Old Rewriting What Climate Leadership Looks Like
At 17, Amara Nwuneli is doing more than inspiring change, she’s embodying it. A Nigerian-American youth climate activist and founder of Preserve Our Roots, Amara is transforming underserved communities by turning forgotten land into eco-sustainable green hubs and learning spaces. Her work mobilises young people, volunteers, and partners to champion climate education, environmental justice, and […]