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Fehinti Balogun
Climate Change
Sustainability
CSR
Transform climate conversations with Fehinti Balogun, speaker and multimedia creative. Fehinti works with organisations to drive climate justice advocacy and equality initiatives, delivering impactful insights featured in the New York Times and at platforms including the UN's COP 26 and TED.
World Earth Day
World Environment Day
Actor
Environmentalist
TEDx
Fehinti Balogun is a distinguished multimedia creative leveraging his platform to catalyse meaningful conversations and drive action for climate justice and equality.
As a versatile writer and creative, Fehinti's work has been prominently featured in publications like the New York Times and various global news outlets. His acting has garnered acclaim with lead roles on major platforms such as Netflix, ITV, and BBC.
Fehinti's ability to articulate complex issues and engage audiences through various mediums underscores his commitment to driving awareness and change.
Fehinti's impact extends beyond screens and pages, too. His dynamic speaking engagements have taken him to prestigious platforms such as Cambridge University, the UN's COP 26 climate summit, the Scottish Parliament, YouTube's Creator Summit, and more.
His TED Talk, "How to Find Your Voice for Climate Action," viewed by over a million people, is a testament to his compelling ability to communicate and inspire.
In his mission to empower individuals, Fehinti imparts confidence and underscores the transformative power of every voice.
Through his art, advocacy, and influential presence, Fehinti continues to drive change, pushing boundaries and fostering a world where conversations lead to impactful actions.
Topics, sessions and talks
Fehinti Balogun educates on how climate change affects inflation in food costs and how this hits communities of the working class and colour harder than others. In this talk, Fehinti encourages his audience to understand our social responsibility in climate change and challenges us to act upon it. Your team will leave this talk feeling ready to take their own action, both on a personal and professional level.
In this talk, British-born, Nigerian-raised Fehinti Balogun draws on his real-life experience to offer his ‘a day in the life of’ account, highlighting discrimination in obvious and hidden places. As an actor and dynamic speaker, Fehinti will leave your team with a deeper understanding and empathy, as well as the confidence to speak up when they experience or see discrimination for themselves.
Fehinti Balogun's talk explores the profound effects of climate change and motivates individuals to engage in meaningful actions to combat this global crisis.
Imagine working with your boss watching your every move, or having an audience critique it, or even having it published on media platforms. Or how about all three? This Is the normality for actor and creative Fehinti Balogun. However, sometimes pressure can be the key to unlocking the next level of success, whatever the industry you're in. Book Fehinti to understand how pressure brings out his high performance and how it can do the same for your team.
Fehinti Balogun offers your team insights into climate justice and equality, inspiring action through his compelling storytelling. His diverse experience across media, acting, and global speaking engagements ensures a dynamic, impactful session that will motivate and empower your team to drive meaningful change.
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Sustainability
Global Warming
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Susannah Streeter
Economics
Global Economy
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Chris Packham
Sustainability
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frequently asked questions
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Fehinti Balogun uses a first-person narrative format, drawing on personal lived experience to illustrate how systemic issues — including racial and class-based inequality and climate change — manifest in daily life, grounding abstract topics in concrete, relatable accounts.
Fehinti Balogun's sessions cover climate change and its disproportionate impact on working-class and minority communities, personal and collective social responsibility in environmental action, and lived experience of racial discrimination in everyday British-Nigerian life. His headline credential is his TED Talk, "How to Find Your Voice for Climate Action," which has surpassed one million views, alongside speaking appearances at the UN's COP26 climate summit and Cambridge University.
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