Alexia Leclercq is an organizer, scholar, and artist. She is the founder and executive director of Land Justice Community School. Her campaigns have protected water, regulated mining, halted petrochemical projects, and strengthened international climate policy. She has been named Forbes 30 under 30 and recognized by the New York Times, Washington Post, Bloomberg, United Nations, Harvard University and more. Her art explores traditional knowledge, culture, colonization, and connection to land.
Selected work
Behind the Scenes of COP28 in Dubai
Assembly, 2024
The Problem With Climate Change Influencers
Teen Vogue, 2022
A love letter to my friends in the climate movement
Assembly, 2024
How Asian-Pacific Islanders Shaped Environmental Activism | Atmos
Atmos, 2023
Green Cities Are for People, Not Profit
YES! Magazine, 2024
Access to climate education is a matter of justice
Al Jazeera, 2024
In My Mothers Eyes
New York Univeristy, 2020