About

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She was named in Forbes 2020 Top U.K Environmentalists List for her work, and has featured in British Vogue, Mission Magazine, Guardian film “Whose Job is it To Save the Planet?” , BBC, DAZED, Refinery29, Stylist, Atmos and more. She appears in New York Times, Huffington Post, BBC Three, National Geographic, Guardian Weekend, Washington Post, Bustle, PopSugar, Global Citizen, Healthline, and more .

 

She is an engaging and powerful speaker, and has spoken on world stages about Climate Justice, her activism, and inspiring hope and action at events such as UN Climate Change Conference COP26, the mainstage of Sziget festival to thousands of attendees, the Southbank Centre to over 2,500 the New York Times Hub, Southbank Centre with an audience of 2,700, the UN Women CWS66 Youth Forum,at COP25 with the Indigenous Pavillion, Leeds International Festival of Ideas,and TEDxCountdown with Climate Reality.

 

She has spoken alongside changemakers and figures such as Emma Watson, Malala, Billie Eilish, Greta Thunberg, Mary Robinson, Naomi Klein, Simon Kofe, Vanessa Nakate, and more. Harnessing the creative arts to communicate the climate, and finding joy is a focus of hers. She has hosted a panel at Overheated with Billie Eilish at the O2, held an event at the Southbank Centre titled ‘Climate Joy and Optimism,’ recorded a song for earth day with Swedish grammi winning artist Titiyo, delivered a worksop with Live Out for the Grammy Museum, and presented the influential power of the arts for climate action at the Barbican.

 

She was a co-author and performer for ‘Rewilding Dream’ a magical story of resorting nature, refugee children who walk this world seeking a safe place to call home, and protecting our planet, which she did live readings in theatres across the U.K with the Southbank Centre She became an environmentalist after discovering how air pollution was impacting her community, and started her journey in climate action. The same year she was involved in organising the September 2019 climate strikes which brought 300,000 people on the streets in the U.K, and inspiring people across the world to take climate action.

 

She is also passionate about sustainable fashion, and veganism. She has walked Kornit fashion week show with Anyango Mpinga, featured in the Sunday Times for sustainable brand 'Mother of Pearl', and has modeled for brands environmental campaigns including PANGAIA family campaign, and Kurt Geiger ‘People Empowered.’

 

She was part of the UN Women’s Feminist Action Coalition for Climate Justice with Fridays for Future MAPA , and a contributor in the co-development of the Global Youth Recommendations: Youth, Gender, and Climate Change. She pushes for equitable climate action, and pressures leaders to act. She is an Arctic Angel for Global Choices and a Treaty Champion for the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty.

 

Additionally, she is a Contributing Climate Justice editor with @feminist on Instagram and author for Shado Mag.

 

Dominique has also consulted a wide range of funders, brands and companies on engaging Gen Z, and sustainability, as well as delivered workshops on topics ranging from Eco-Anxiety, to sustainable practices. She has judged for awards such as Photo VOGUE, and the Country & Townhouse Brand Awards. She has collaborated with  brands for content creation that align with her values.

 

As a graduate student of the University of Birmingham studying BA Political Science and International Relations, and she wrote her dissertation on the intersection of climate change and gender, with a focus on how interconnected identities shape experiences of Climate Justice.