Olivia Onuk
Ottawa, Ontario
Artist. Black. Nigerian. Woman. Daughter. Sister. Friend. Writer. Poet. Counsellor. Community Organizer. Visual Storyteller.
Some days the recycling bins are almost empty. Some days there’s cardboard where there should be metal. When the recycling bins overflow and nothing is misplaced, I’m given a little hope that I’m doing a part. One of many. Small in the vastness of everything. Small but mighty. One like thousands. Many ones form billions. And that’s worth strengthening. Maybe the oneness in sustaining this Earth in bits and pieces is what will save us all.
Olivia Onuk
How you can act now:
- Sign this petition to tell the federal government that climate action can’t wait
- Share this #ArtForClimateJustice on social media
- Put up Art for Climate Justice posters in your community. Simply download, print and post in public the art that resonates most with you.
