Neha Misra

Neha Misra I नेहा मिश्रा is a first generation immigrant poet, contemporary eco-folk visual artist, and an award winning global climate justice advocate. Neha’s Earth stewardship centered multi-disciplinary studio builds bridges between private, collective, and planetary healing through the power of art. Neha grew up in the heart of India’s capital New Delhi whose soulful vibrancy is a part of her creative DNA. America's capital region is her adopted home where she embodies powerful creative reclamations of (re)imagination for transformational world building. In a reductionist world, Neha fosters conversations about possibilities of wholeness that can emerge by embracing the physical and metaphysical, complex and simple, old and new. In 2022, Neha was selected as a Public Voices Fellow on the Climate Crisis — an initiative of the OpEd project and Yale Program on Climate Change Communication to change who writes history. Neha is a Presidential Leadership Scholar, and a Regenerative Artivist with the Design Science Studio – an initiative of the Buckminster Fuller Institute and habRitual. She serves as the inaugural Global Ambassador for non-profit Remote Energy which is making the global solar energy movement more inclusive for people of color, especially women. She has been featured in National Geographic Magazine, Forbes, Ms. Magazine, Mothers of Invention, and The Washington Post.

Participation on Humanity Rising