Biography

Tori Tsui is an unapologetic and self-described 'bad' activist who focuses on climate change, mental health and anti-racism. She utilises her platform to educate and spread awareness of intersectional climate activism and mental health, in an accessible manner that resonates with her followers and new audiences alike. Tori speaks openly about her own struggles with BPD and PMDD. Her recent work includes working with a group of activists, alongside musician Billie Eilish, on the digital January cover of Vogue.

Tori has previously worked with Stella McCartney to model as a climate activist for their FW19 campaign. She was invited to a roundtable with Stella’s team during Paris Fashion Week – interacting with influential figures such as Amber Valletta and Jonathan Safran Foer. Subsequently, Stella sponsored her to sail across the Atlantic Ocean with an initiative called Sail To The COP. This then lead to Unite For Climate Action – a project Tori worked on with LAC youth climate experts to share their stories and experiences with German government officials in 2020.

Tori is an intersectional consultant for companies and global brands who are seeking expert advice from a voice of authority on topics spanning across climate activism, environmentalism, mental health and inclusivity across all marginalised communities.

Tori launched an initiative called Bad Activist Collective, in which she started with her two friends, discussing how to navigate the pressures of perfect activism in an imperfect world. As well as this, Tori is writing a book titled It's Not Just You - a theoretical, emotional and practical space for unpacking the nuances of what we have come to know as eco-anxiety and climate grief, all within the context of a climate justice framework.