Jouja is the Director of Impact at Regenerative Creations, an impact investment fund investing in companies that enable a better and more sustainable world. She leads their impact measurement and management strategy, as well as managing external partnerships and business development. She is also a Program Manager at Foundervine, a social enterprise building an inclusive start-up community for diverse and underrepresented founders. Jouja was selected to represent the U.K. as a Climate Delegate at the Youth 7 (Y7) 2021 on behalf of the Future Leaders Network.

Jouja is experienced in working across the philanthropic and non-profit sectors, including with the US-UK Fulbright Commission and the Synergos Institute, and currently volunteers as the Community Partnerships Lead at Migrant Leaders. She is also a Young Europe Ambassador, working with the 27 Ministers of European Affairs to shape discussions on the future of Europe, and actively pushes for a more comprehensive and inclusive European asylum system. She sits on the Sutton Trust’s Alumni Leadership Board, as well as Social Finance’s Racial Equity Advisory Group and The Big Issue’s Climate Advisory Group. She is a Young Founding Member of Impact 100 London, a Founders of the Future Fellow, and a Fellow at the Royal Society of the Arts. Jouja holds a BA in Political Science & Human Rights from Columbia University, an MSc in Migration Studies from the University of Oxford and is an alumna of SIT's International Honors Programme.

Duncan Harris is a recent graduate with a particular interest in additionality and justice in the carbon markets as well as private finance mechanisms for climate impact. He has been actively involved in climate activism as a UK delegate with the Mock COP campaign and as a trained Climate Reality Leader with Al Gore’s Climate Reality Project.

He has co-founded a start-up focused on funding climate mitigation projects and previous to this ran the UK’s first student-led social finance fund.

He is incredibly excited to take on a role as a delegate for the Future Leaders Network and can’t wait to listen to and learn from other youth activists at COP26. He is looking forward to working with his fellow delegates to create a document that can be used as a framework to improve youth engagement at future climate summits.

Ameer Ibrahim is from Glasgow, Scotland. He is currently an Investment Banking Analyst at HSBC in London. He works within the Industrials Advisory division of the bank, where he has a strong professional focus on sustainability development exemplified through his work within the automotive sector in the transition to electrification.

Ameer holds two postgraduate master’s degrees from the UK and China, respectively. Before his tenure in investment banking, Ameer was a Schwarzman Scholar at Tsinghua University in Beijing. He completed his undergraduate studies at The University of Glasgow in Accountancy and Finance. Following graduation from Glasgow, he worked within the financial sector at PwC within Audit and Assurance, further developing his business acumen. His previous accolades include serving two sabbatical roles as Student Body President and Vice President at Glasgow University Students’ Representative Council. He additionally served as a UN Youth Representative in Bangkok, Thailand.

He has professional experience within corporate governance, which he strives to develop in his future career. Ameer is passionate about financial inclusion and seeks to contribute to the ESG education agenda for young people globally.

Mohammed is from London, United Kingdom. Mohammed completed a Mechanical Engineering degree from Queen Mary, with his final year dissertation focused on improving the output of a renewable energy generator. He is currently working in an automotive company, working in Supply Chain and Logistics.

He has always been passionate about environmental work, having previously worked with different national and global organisations focusing on environmental and climate relief. Mohammed also has a strong track record of championing youth engagement and ensuring the voice of young people is heard.

This year, he has served as a Climate and Environment Youth Forum member, using his lived experience to impart advice and opinions on policy areas to the UK and International Delegates in the Climate Track. Throughout the Y7 process, he also supported his fellow Youth Forum Members in creating the first ‘Letter to the Delegates’, a policy document that highlighted the priorities of the Youth Forum members, as well as supporting the International delegates in creating their policy recommendation.

His Post-Summit Initiative is centred around Climate Education and is working with several schools in the UK in hosting ‘Climate Awareness’ days.

Mohammed is excited to be attending COP26, representing the Future Leaders Network, and is eager to engage and create relationships with other delegates and NGO’s present at the summit.

Rosalind Skillen is a podcast host, speaker, and climate activist from Northern Ireland. Rosalind studied French and Spanish at the University of Cambridge, and is passionate about how art, creativity, and imagination can help address the climate crisis. As a linguist, her activism focuses on how to communicate the climate crisis in a way which is accessible and relevant for people. Rosalind currently represents Northern Ireland as ‘BBC Young Climate Reporter’ and works with BBC NI to produce climate stories as part of BBC’s coverage of COP26. She also volunteers and campaigns with Friends of the Earth and Tearfund to advocate for climate action. Rosalind was shortlisted for ‘Young Global Changemakers Award’ in 2021, and will represent Northern Ireland as a Delegate at the One Young World Summit in Tokyo in 2022. What most excites Rosalind about being part of the FLN COP26 Delegation is the opportunity to engage with other young people, and to address global issues in stimulating and intellectually challenging ways. As a FLN COP26 Delegate, Rosalind will expand her knowledge of the geopolitical landscape and foster strong geo-political alliances to tackle the climate crisis. She will learn about how to create and implement leadership strategies in global contexts, and hopes to use her experience at COP26 to help secure a pioneering climate bill for Northern Ireland.