Talk:Leah Namugerwa
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Wiki Education assignment: Women and Politics
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Daily Life of Leah Namugerwa
editLeah Namugerwa is a fourteen year old climate activist and student striker who participates in "Fridays for the Future." People of Uganda have been striking every Friday for greater action to fight climate change, plastic pollution, and more since February of 2019.
Leah's Fridays have greatly changed since she started participating in this movement. She says it is one of the busiest days of the week for her. She wakes up, takes her place on the side of the road or where she feels is best to communicate the message of climate change. When she gets tired of standing she sits but still encourages people to read her sign.
Mollyp2000 (talk) 06:00, 31 October 2022 (UTC)
Put it in the wrong place. Moved to her page.
Who is Leah Namugerwa
editLeah is a fourteen year old Ugandan climate activist. She co-runs Africa's most prominent chapter of "Fridays for Future." Where she marches along and leads a chant encouraging people to take action to stop climate change.
In the short time she has been leading this fight In Uganda she has meet foreign ambassadors of Uganda and has attended conferences in Rwanda, Kenya, and Switzerland. Mollyp2000 (talk) 06:09, 31 October 2022 (UTC)
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