Join us for a hybrid session with Greenpeace Africa's Volunteer Coordinator for South Africa Hulunn Choo and Climate & Energy Campaigner, Siyabonga Myeza, for an introduction to volunteering at Greenpeace Africa. During their talk they will share their vision for movement building, and moving beyond eco anxiety to finding your purpose as a climate activist. They will also cover topics such as responsive community work, a just transition to renewable energy, and collaboration with climate justice movements and climate youth activists.

The event is hosted by SU's Faculty of Science, the School for Climate Studies and EcoMaties.

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More about Hulunn Choo

Hulunn joined Greenpeace Africa as a volunteer and trained as an activist shortly thereafter. She is a non-violent direct actions trainer and a GP climber. She is the current volunteer coordinator for Greenpeace Africa - South Africa. She recently completed a mastery program in climate change coaching and eco anxiety facilitator training.

More about Siyabonga Myeza

Siya has extensive experience in climate change work globally and in South Africa, particularly in social justice issues of water and food in rural and urban areas. He has a background in adaptation, agroecology and policy, and over ten years of experience in community adaptation, focusing on water, food, and energy. He is founding member of an international leadership organisation, Leadership for Global Change (L4GC), and a board member of two local organisations.​