Tori Tsui

Tori Tsui is a prominent Hong Kong climate justice activist, author, model, and spokesperson currently residing in Bristol, England. With a passionate commitment to environmental advocacy, Tsui co-founded the Pass the Mic initiative in 2021 alongside fellow activists Dominique Palmer, Frances Fox, George Steedman Jones, and Elijah McKenzie-Jackson. This campaign aims to amplify the voices of frontline climate activists and those most affected by climate change, urging brands and organizations to prioritize their perspectives in climate discourse.

Tsui has been a vocal advocate in several campaigns, including the #StopCambo movement against North Sea oil and gas extraction. She notably led a protest against Ben Van Beurden at TED Countdown in Edinburgh, emphasizing the urgent need for accountability in decision-making spaces. Her activism gained further recognition at the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference, where she represented youth voices calling for immediate climate action.

In a testament to her influence, Tsui was invited by Emma Watson to participate in a New York Times climate hub event alongside notable figures like Malala Yousafzai, Greta Thunberg, and Amanda Gorman. This event highlighted the collective call for urgent climate action and solidarity among youth leaders worldwide.

In January 2023, Tori Tsui graced the digital front cover of Vogue alongside other influential climate activists, including Billie Eilish and Quannah Chasinghorse. She also collaborates with Brian Eno’s organization EarthPercent, further solidifying her role in the global climate movement. Through her multifaceted activism, Tsui continues to inspire a generation to advocate for a sustainable and just future.