Farah is an organiser, facilitator, creative producer and curator, working with arts and community groups to build powerful movements for climate justice. They co-founded Our Diaspora Futures, a space for POC environmentalists to dream, connect, and nourish ourselves in community. As the Climate Justice Lead at Julie’s Bicycle she has led on the Creative Climate Justice programme; developing resources, training and advocacy for the cultural sector; and connecting environmental, racial and social justice with creative activism. She developed the Creative Climate Justice Hub, an online library of climate justice resources for the arts and culture sector; and The Colour Green Lab, a free environmental training programme for POC cultural workers. They are interested in how we can imagine and practice decolonial, ancestral, and anti-capitalist ways of being. She believes in building a cultural movement for climate justice which is accessible, radical, well informed, and grounded in deep care for the human and more-than-human world. Farah is also on multiple advisory boards and projects focusing on grassroots-led creative and collective action for climate justice.