Climate change poses an immense and growing threat to important ecosystems like forests and human rights around the world. With the growing rate of deforestation, human rights violations are increasing at a massive scale: millions of individuals worldwide, specifically in Africa are projected to lose access to food, water, health, livelihoods, and basic human needs. It’s our responsibility as African climate justice activists to fight for our forests and create awareness around sustainable forest and soil management, restoration, and protection as carbon sinks and to inspire people to use nature-based and people-centred solutions. This is exactly what ACRP’s latest short film showcases. Ewi Lamma, a young climate activist from Cameroon, has committed her life and work to changing the status quo by working with local communities, women, and youth. Her work is inspiring people to speak up and take part in local decision-making while protecting the environment and Indigenous knowledge.