Clare Dubois is a social entrepreneur and founder of TreeSisters. Treesisters is an organisation working for reforestation with a focus on empowering women and their role in tropical reforestation, all from a grassroots perspective. TreeSisters has volunteers all over the world and has programmes in various countries, which all work towards promoting female leadership in global reforestation. Before founding TreeSisters, Ms Dubois was UK-coordinator for an initiative called ‘Project Green Hands’ in South India, where she ensured social mobilisation and local involvement in helping restoring land.

Events participated in:

Women Leading Climate Action for a Just Future: Explore how women’s leadership is vital to address our climate emergency. Co-curated with The New York Times, Stephen Dunbar-Johnson speaks with Fiona Darroch, Clare Dubois and Sophie Lambin. Charlotte Muller Stuart brings the school striker’s perspective. (2019)