Experience & Activities

Miriam Talwisa is a Ugandan gender and climate justice facilitator with more than a decade of experience in advocacy, policy engagement, and community-focused climate action. As an Early Career Research Fellow with the Walker Institute, she has contributed to research and dialogue on climate resilience in Africa.

Her work includes gender mainstreaming, climate adaptation, farmer–government engagement, and civil society participation in climate policy. Miriam brings an inclusive, rights-based approach to exploring how climate risks and responses affect communities, and how gender-responsive climate action can support health and wellbeing.