One of the best-known figures in climate justice activism, Suzanne Dhaliwal develops creative strategies to fight the underrepresentation of indigenous population in climate justice movement in the UK. Dhaliwal is the co-founder of the UK Sand Network, an organization that studies the intersection of mining and the rights of indigenous populations. Using art – like the fullscale bus sculpture she made in cooperation with Nigerian-British artist Sokari Douglas Camp and activist Ken Saro-Wiwa – Dhaliwal promotes her own reasoned, disruptive form of protest against oil drilling investments in the Arctic and in Nigeria as well as the right to self-determination of indigenous people.
