Working between Naltar, Swat, Karachi, and the halls of the UN climate conferences, on the belief that climate education should hand people tools to act, not another lecture on the crisis.
EarthWarriorz began as an idea about climate education. What it has become is a set of specific commitments, in specific places, kept over specific years — founded at age nine as the youngest entrepreneur incubated at the National Incubation Center, Karachi, and now reaching more than 95,000 children. Below that is a doll and a storybook, quietly funding it all.
A permanent program teaching climate literacy to an indigenous mountain community. Alongside it, a community composting initiative built from the ground up.
5 tons of compost produced to dateSlower, harder conversations came before any hardware went in — then two water filters were installed inside the classroom itself, so clean water became something the program actually provided, not just discussed.
2 water filters installedClimate camps for underprivileged rural and urban communities across Sindh — sustained, repeat engagement rather than a single visit.
~10,000 students over 4 yearsAn eco-friendly doll and the "Fizza Climate Stories" storybook series, designed to bring climate education into everyday play. Every purchase helps fund EarthWarriorz Climate Classrooms.
Two documentaries, four years apart, both built around species and places worth protecting.
A documentary on climate vulnerability at the community level, funded by grants from Plastic Oceans International and featured with a screening event at COP30.
A first documentary, on the endangered Akhal-Teke horse, premiered at ADIHEX.
Two threads, run in parallel: one technical, one about how people learn.
A literature review presented at Columbia's student research conference; now hands-on lab research at COMSATS toward publication.
Research examining how AI-enabled tools can widen access to climate literacy, recognized with the Best Researcher Award in the student category.
Four years of UN climate governance and diplomacy, in roughly the order it happened.
Hosted discussions at the Children and Youth Pavilion and various national pavilions.
Now a paid policy-reporting intern with COMSATS, ahead of COP31.
Alongside an Independence Day plantation drive at the Pakistan Embassy, UAE.
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