The Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) is a UK-based non-profit organization dedicated to protecting the natural environment and defending human rights. Founded in 2000, EJF works globally to tackle environmental abuses and promote sustainable solutions. The organization uses film and photography to document environmental and human rights abuses, advocating for change through public campaigns and policy engagement.
EJF’s mission is to create a world where natural habitats and the communities that depend on them are protected, and where environmental justice is a reality for all. By partnering with local communities and leveraging media, EJF raises awareness and drives action to combat issues such as illegal fishing, climate change, and forced labor in supply chains.
EJF operates in various countries across Africa, including Ghana, Liberia, and Sierra Leone, focusing on issues like illegal fishing and climate justice.
EJF runs several key programs aimed at protecting marine biodiversity, promoting climate justice, and ensuring transparency in supply chains. The organization is always looking for passionate individuals to join their team, offering opportunities in advocacy, research, and communications.
EJF has achieved significant impact through its campaigns, including influencing policy changes to combat illegal fishing and advocating for the rights of climate refugees. Their work has been instrumental in raising global awareness about the intersection of environmental degradation and human rights.
