Fadeke Banjo is a journalist and writer for Global Citizen, focusing on social justice, music, and environmental issues. With a passion for highlighting the stories of marginalized communities and advocating for positive change, Fadeke's articles explore the intersection of culture, activism, and global issues.
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Fadeke Banjo's coverage heavily focuses on culture, society, and entertainment news with a keen interest in global events related to climate change, natural disasters, and environmental impact. To effectively reach out to her, provide insights from experts or individuals directly affected by these global issues. Consider sharing stories that align with the themes of extreme weather, climate change impacts, or initiatives addressing environmental challenges. Additionally, pitches about cultural representations of Africa in the media and women-led organizations working on societal issues may resonate well with Fadeke's coverage interests.
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By: Fadeke Banjo
Revolutionising America's food system one garden at a time. April 25, 2024 The global food system has a lot of problems.
By: Fadeke Banjo
Climate Justice Activist Vishal Prasad is Fighting for his island's future against climate change April 23, 2024
By: Fadeke Banjo
Jean-Claude Niyomugabo founded Agirite, which connects Rwandan farmers to climate-resilient tech. May 14, 2024
By: Tess Lowery, Fadeke Banjo
The UK General Election will take place on Thursday July 4. Here’s what you need to know from parties’ manifestos about how they’d tackle the climate crisis.
By: Fadeke Banjo
In order to create a fairer world we must cease neglecting women and girls' nutrition.
By: Fadeke Banjo
Waislitz Global Citizen Award winner Farhana Rashid addresses the toilet and sanitation crisis to improve public health in Bangladesh.
By: Fadeke Banjo
Global Citizen Festival returns to New York City's Central Park, on Sept. 28, 2024.
By: Fadeke Banjo
We've got some amazing speakers to add to our incredible lineup for the show. September 25, 2024
By: Fadeke Banjo
“Nature can survive without us, but when the trees feel thirst, so do we.” October 2, 2024
By: Fadeke Banjo
These food banks are on a mission to end global hunger and make food accessible to all. Here's why you’ll want to hear their stories.
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