Severn Cullis-Suzuki is a Canadian activist who has been involved in environmental issues since childhood. At the age of nine, she founded the Environmental Children's Organization and at 12, she addressed the UN's first Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, demanding that adults take responsibility for the environment and the planet's future. Today, she is the Executive Director of the non-profit David Suzuki Foundation, an organization established by her father, David Suzuki, a renowned Canadian environmentalist and activist.

Severn has continued to advocate for environmental diversity, intergenerational climate justice, economic ethics, and indigenous rights. She has also worked on programs to aid women in Fukushima and indigenous communities in Canada. Even today, Severn remains an active global activist, committed to making a positive difference.

Her enduring passion for environmental and social justice, instilled in her by her parents since childhood, continues to drive her efforts to change the world for the better