Jennifer Uchendu, the Nigerian activist who makes sustainability relatable to youth
Publié le 10 January 2024
Jennifer Uchendu is a Nigerian eco-feminist, sustainability advocate and climate activist who strives to make sustainability actionable and relatable to youth, through her NGO SustyVibes. She is also known for her work on eco-anxiety. Jennifer Uchendu started SustyVibes in 2016, initially as a blog to address sustainability from a Nigerian youth perspective. Due to the […]
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