Tori Tsui

Tori Tsui is a climate justice organiser and writer from Hong Kong. She currently resides in Bristol and embodies a relentless dedication to bridging the gap between mental health and climate change. Tsui’s groundbreaking debut book, “It’s Not Just You,” published by Simon and Schuster, serves as a beacon of insight into the intricate interplay of eco-anxiety and climate grief within the context of climate justice.

Renowned for her multifaceted activism, Tori Tsui has collaborated with renowned organisations such as Unite for Climate Action, EarthPercent, Climate Live, and Stop Rosebank. She has graced campaigns for Stella McCartney as a climate activist, participated in influential roundtable discussions during Paris Fashion Week, and embarked on the transformative Sail To The COP initiative sponsored by Stella herself. Through initiatives like Unite For Climate Action, Tsui amplifies the voices of youth climate experts, showcasing their narratives to global leaders.

Tori Tsui’s influence reverberates across prominent platforms, including her appearances at The New York Times Climate Hub alongside luminaries like Greta Thunberg and Malala Yousafzai. She recently worked with a group of activists, alongside musician Billie Eilish, on the digital January cover of Vogue. Notably, Tsui has also taken the stage at The SouthBank Centre multiple times to dissect the urgent mental health crisis posed by eco-anxiety. In collaboration with Netflix star Jessie Mei Li, Tsui underscores the interconnectedness of eco-activism with broader social injustices, illuminating systemic ties to racism, sexism, ableism, and capitalism.

As an intersectional consultant, Tori Tsui extends her expertise to guide corporations and global brands in navigating complex issues spanning climate activism, environmentalism, mental health, and inclusivity. Her speaking engagements cover an array of topics, including the intricate linkages between mental health and climate change, the urgent need for climate justice, and the intersectionality of eco-activism with broader societal issues.

Tsui continues to create a legacy of advocacy that transcends boundaries and ignites transformative change.