Samia Dumbuya was born and raised in East London. Her ethnicity is Sierra Leonean and her culture and heritage have shaped her work and relationship with the environment. She started climate justice activism in her teenage years and campaigned on issues concerning environmental hazards, such as air pollution. As her activism journey progressed, she learnt a lot about the intersections between environmental and social justice. Intersections such as environmental classism, environmental ableism, environmental racism, etc. She aims to raise more awareness of these issues and highlight global case studies that depict global inequalities that exist in our present day.