Alok Shukla is a passionate advocate for Indigenous rights and environmental justice in India, known for his work with the Chhattisgarh Bachao Andolan. Deeply committed to protecting tribal lands and natural resources, Alok has been a key figure in opposing coal mining projects that threaten forests, rivers, and the livelihoods of Indigenous communities in Chhattisgarh. His journey is driven by a profound connection to the land and a determination to amplify the voices of those often overlooked. For Alok, this work is not only about conservation but also about ensuring that Indigenous communities have the right to decide their own futures. His activism embodies a powerful blend of resilience, dedication, and hope, inspiring others to stand up for environmental justice and cultural preservation.
Location
Raipur, India
Website
https://x.com/shasdeoPhoto credits
Goldman Environmental Prize
Recommended by
Florian Guillaume
