Project Earth Student Ambassadors

Project Earth Student Ambassadors are young people who represent Project Earth in their school, community, region or country.

They help other young people see that their ideas matter and that they can contribute to tackling the climate and biodiversity challenges facing our planet.

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Meet our Student Ambassadors

Bea Ivil, Project Earth Student Ambassador

Bea Ivil

Wales

Nujen Yuksel, Project Earth Student Ambassador

Nujen Yuksel

Türkiye

Sanyukta Dalal, Project Earth Student Ambassador

Sanyukta Dalal

India

Moslim Al-Asadi, Project Earth Student Ambassador

Moslim Al-Asadi

Iraq

Raghad Ben Ameur, Project Earth Student Ambassador

Raghad Ben Ameur

Tunisia

Sibella Murray, Project Earth Student Ambassador

Sibella Murray

South Africa

Alexa Rubayiza, Project Earth Student Ambassador

Alexa Rubayiza

Rwanda

Andrija Djurovic, Project Earth Advisor

Andrija Djurovic

Montenegro

Nikita Anchan, Project Earth Student Ambassador

Nikita Anchan

Singapore

Charlie McNaught, Project Earth Student Advisor

Charlie McNaught

Scotland

Naomi Inwe, Project Earth Student Amdbassador

Naomi Inwe

Nigeria

Che-Yu Irving Yeh, Project Earth Student Ambassador

Che-Yu Irving Yeh

Taiwan

Gabrielle Assen, Project Earth Student Ambassador

Gabrielle Assen

Cameroon

Luca Vellutini, Project Earth Student Ambassador

Luca Vellutini

United States

Gabriel Dault, Project Earth Student Ambassador

Gabriel Dault

France

Tsotne Kvetenadze, Project Earth Student Ambassador

Tsotne Kvetenadze

United States

Lucia Capoulat, Project Earth Student Ambassador

Lucia Capoulat

Argentina

Chen Yi Chen (Chanel Chen), Project Earth Student Ambassador

Chanel Chen

Taiwan

Kang Jia Chen (Tony Kang), Project Earth Student Ambassador

Tony Kang

Taiwan

What does being an Ambassador mean?

You do not need to be a climate expert. We are looking for enthusiastic young people who want to inspire others, listen to new ideas and help build a global community of young environmental innovators.

Ambassadors can help in ways that suit their school and community, from sharing opportunities and encouraging submissions to taking an active role at a local Pitch for the Planet.

Inspire - Be a local inspiration

Inspire - Be a local inspiration

Share the message that young people can make a difference.

Celebrate environmental ideas and innovation.

Be a visible, positive voice for Project Earth.

Encourage - Bring others in

Encourage - Bring others in

Help schools and communities discover Project Earth.

Show that everyone can contribute—wherever they live.

Encourage young people to develop and submit their ideas.

Support - Help Pitch for the Planet

Support - Help Pitch for the Planet

Support local Pitch for the Planet events.

Welcome and encourage student pitchers.

Give constructive feedback & represent young people’s voices.

Become a project earth student ambassador

What we need from you

What we need from you

A clear photo of you

A short biography about you, your interests and why you want to be an Ambassador (include your Social Media links).

Your location for our global Student
Ambassador map (town/city and country).

How you will be represented

How you will be represented

Featured as part of Project Earth’s global Student Ambassador community and shown with your photo and short biography.

Added to our global map so young people can see the growing network around the world.

Invited to help represent young people at relevant Pitch for the Planet events.

Pitch for the Planet

A global network of young people

Our aim is to build a worldwide network of Student Ambassadors - young people inspiring young people.

Together, Ambassadors can help uncover brilliant ideas, encourage more young people to take action and make every Pitch for the Planet a celebration of what the next generation can achieve.