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In My Own WordsDefend the Planet
FLOODS PLAGUED MY CHILDHOOD. I'M TIRED OF WORLD LEADERS PRETENDING TO TAKE
CLIMATE ACTION.
ACTIVIST NYOMBI MORRIS SHARES WHY HE KEEPS FIGHTING FOR CLIMATE JUSTICE FOR
UGANDA AND FOR AFRICA.
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By Nyombi Morris
November 2, 2021
Nyombi Morris is a 23-year-old Ugandan climate activist and social media manager
for a climate justice nonprofit organization called Rise Up Movement.
Here, he reflects on his experience of growing up in a low-income community
directly impacted by severe weather and plastic pollution — and how he
started his journey toward his own climate activism.
Climate action is very much in the spotlight this November, as world leaders
gather in Glasgow for the UN Climate Change Conference, COP26. They must take
decisive action to curb rising temperatures by cutting carbon emissions, and
deliver funding to support countries vulnerable to climate change in adapting to
its impacts. You can join us in taking action to defend the planet here, because
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My name is Nyombi Morris. I was born on March 28, 1998, and I am a climate
activist from Uganda. I'm also a social media manager at Rise Up Movement, a
nonprofit organization founded in 2018 by climate justice activist Vanessa
Nakate. Its mission is to fight climate change and amplify voices of climate
activists in Africa.
The idea of a world where natural resources and people's lives are respected and
put above profit matters so much to me. That's why I am here — to make that
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Throughout my childhood in Uganda, finding food, where to sleep, and getting an
education was a struggle. That's why I didn't complete my studies, and why I
haven't fulfilled my dream of becoming a humanitarian and a powerful news editor
in my country.
I grew up with my mum and two siblings, a sister and a brother. My dad left us
when I was 6 years old. He didn't die, he just disappeared with another woman.
This meant that my mum — who couldn't afford the rent and didn't even have a
single room in Kampala — had to look for every possible means so that we were
taken care of.
She took us to a slum area called Luzira, where there were cheaper houses, and
it was also near our grandma's home. From there, my mum became our father and
mother at the same time, raising three young children. She had to look for food,
and pay my school fees and rent. Luckily enough I performed very well in primary
school and attained a sponsorship at a secondary school where I studied my O
levels for free.
Nyombi Morris is a Ugandan climate activist and social media manager for a
climate justice non-profit organization called Rise Up Movement.
Nyombi Morris is a Ugandan climate activist and social media manager for a
climate justice non-profit organization called Rise Up Movement.
Image: Courtesy of Nyombi Morris
After four years, my mum told me that she was not financially stable enough for
me to continue, so she took me to an institute where I was given another bursary
for two years. There I did my certificate in IT/Computer Science. I performed
very well, but I never graduated because I couldn't pay the graduation fees, so
I went back to pick up my transcript in January 2019.
During the time when we lived in Luzira we faced a lot of challenges from
climate change. My mum would go and work with two kids on her back and I would
be at school. We would come back to find all our things — like clothes and
utensils —¸floating in flood water inside the house. We lost a great deal of
property and money whenever it rained and we were not at home.
Eventually we reached a point when we had to remove the most important
possessions like the television, radio, etc. which we took to our grandma's. The
biggest challenge was that Luzira is next to Lake Victoria and whenever it
rained heavily the lake got full — which meant that the people surrounding it
were forced to move.
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CLIMATE CHANGE
I'll never forget one night in November 2014. It started raining, the power went
off, and water took over our room in the middle of the night. My mum woke me up
to carry our clothes and books. She carried my siblings out of the house and
with only a phone as a source of light we stood outside through the night. The
next morning we went to our grandma's house. It was a little bit safer there as
our house was almost falling over after heavy rains and floods.
It took me some time to realise the main cause of this flooding. Until one day
when it started raining when I was outside washing utensils. I saw several
people running quickly with buckets of garbage. They poured the garbage in the
drainage system which was built to take away only water. This meant that the
garbage would blocking the flow of the water and choking the drainage system.
The heavy rains were already overpowering the drainage system and we were
facing floods. When I asked them, “Why are you doing this?” one person replied,
“We can't burn this rubbish and even the company which we pay to come and
collect this garbage is no longer coming. We tried to ask the government to help
us. No one is listening to us so what can we do? Why don't we use this rain to
take this rubbish away?”
I looked at them and I was speechless because somewhere, somehow, she had a
point. As you may know, it's hard to find two to three people in my area who
have had a chance to go to school. And even those who did were not taught about
climate change, so people didn’t understand the impact of their behaviour. It
was also hard for community members to separate plastics from their garbage and
to find safer places to dispose of them. This is how I started thinking about
the environment.
In 2019, after completing my IT course I had no job, so I was spending a lot of
time watching television. One day I saw a news report about a girl who was
standing in front of our parliament demanding that the government take action on
climate change. I rushed to Facebook to start looking for her, and luckily
enough she was in my friend list.
I sent her five messages requesting a meeting and after a few days she replied
to me. Guess who that girl was? Vanessa Nakate. We met and discussed a great
deal about climate change and its effects. I went back home thinking about it,
and realised that it was what I had experienced growing up. In September 2019 I
decided to become an activist. After inspiration from Vanessa Nakate I decided
to start educating my community about climate change.
Becoming an activist has not been that easy in Uganda, as activism is dangerous
work and often treated as a crime. In September 2020 parts of the Bugoma forest
were cleared for use for sugarcane plantations. In response, I joined other
concerned young people and came out to put pressure on the National Environment
Management Authority (NEMA). We wanted themto tell us why they had approved the
sale of our forest to a sugarcane company.
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KAMALA HARRIS
Shortly after the protest, five Twitter accounts were frozen including mine. It
took us a month and a half until Twitter restored our accounts, after demands
from different people on Twitter including Greta Thurnberg. I believe that the
freezing of our accounts was a way of silencing us. When we got our accounts
back we gave up on that forest. I gave up not because I wanted to, but because I
lack security where I live and I was worried about what might happen to me. I
had a feeling that my life was in danger.
On March 25, 2021, I went to my usual protest. I had joined the global
movement started by Greta Thunberg called Fridays for Future. I usually go on
Friday, but that week I went on Thursday with my brother. On this particular
day, I had stood for only five minutes on the roadside with my placard when a
police truck came up.
The officers jumped off the truck, grabbed me, and took me and my brother to the
truck where they started questioning me, asking, “Who are you working for?” I
told them I didn't work for anyone and that I am a climate activist who is
trying to teach people what can be done about rising temperatures and global
warming.
I said “Everyone carries a water bottle because it’s too hot, our forests are
being sold, our natural resources have been destroyed, so I am demanding climate
justice. I am not political and I don't belong to any political party. You can
see my placard.”
After I explained, one officer slapped me, another one kicked me in the stomach
and said, “Don't you see that you're inciting violence?” and demanded that I
give them my phone. I started pleading with them, asking that they don’t take me
to prison. My brother had already started weeping. When they saw people had
started gathering, they released us.
They told me to go home, and threatened that the next time they see us they'll
take us to maximum prison and that we will be there forever. They confiscated my
placard and my phone, so now I am working on replacing both. I'll change the
location of where I've been protesting, because I fear they might arrest me. But
I will not stop protesting.
The thing I really want to see is for leaders to change their behaviour and
start to value people's lives. Leaders have failed to treat climate change as a
crisis, and I think it is because they believe that it will never affect them.
The solution to climate change is very easy. Decision makers must change their
behaviours, they must come talk to people like they did during election
campaigns and listen to what their voters want. If they can't do that, then we
need to bring in new leadership which will put people above profit.
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I GREW UP IN EXTREME POVERTY AND IT SILENCED ME. DEFENDING OUR PLANET GAVE ME
BACK MY VOICE.
We are tired of pretenders. I always try my best to remind my people and those
who follow me on social media to believe in the power of their own voice. That
the more noise you make, the more accountability you demand from your leaders,
the more the world will change for the better. That's why it's hard to see me
giving up.
In the future, I plan of starting a recycling project in Uganda called Used
Plastics, which will be focused mostly on fighting plastic pollution. I want to
encourage recycling because we can make new products with used plastics and give
them a new life with re-use. Right now I am on social media, mostly on
Instagram, trying to build social media audiences and mobilising people on how
to fight plastic waste.
I chose plastics because in recent years many activists (including me) have been
preaching to people to plant and grow more trees and protect our forests. So far
I've planted at least 100 trees in two years, but I have ignored one of the most
dangerous things on our planet and that is plastic waste.
Plastic waste takes very long to fully decompose, it can take decades. However
it is quickly broken down into microplastics. An October 2020 report by the
United States Environmental Protection Agency showed that plastic waste doesn't
only kill marine and sea animals, but is now found in every part of the food
chain from drinking water to salt. In the same report, the author said there is
concern that plastics in the ocean will triple in the next decade if we don't
consider the role that science and technology can play in understanding and
providing solutions to long-time issues affecting the animals living in and
above the water.
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