Fehinti Balogun is a distinguished multimedia creative, leveraging his platform and artistry to catalyze meaningful conversations and drive action in the realms of climate justice and equality.
In the realm of acting, Fehinti has garnered acclaim with lead roles on major platforms such as HBO, Netflix, ITV, BBC, and Paramount Plus. His compelling performances resonate with audiences, addressing themes that go beyond entertainment and delve into the pressing issues of our time.
As a versatile writer and creative, Fehinti's work has been prominently featured in publications like the New York Times, as well as various global news outlets. His ability to articulate complex issues, in particular and engage audiences through various mediums underscores his commitment to driving awareness and change.
Fehinti's impact extends beyond screens and pages—his dynamic speaking engagements have taken him to prestigious platforms such as Cambridge University, the UN's COP 26 climate summit, the Scottish Parliament, London Mayoral Hall, NBC Universal, YouTube's Creator Summit, and the EF Global Leadership Summit. His TED Talk - How to find your voice for climate action, viewed by over a million people, stands testament to his compelling ability to communicate and inspire.
Trained in theatre and television performance at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, Fehinti places a strong emphasis on human connection as a means of understanding and altering perspectives. His global experiences, both in speaking and traveling, have reinforced his belief in the transformative power of investing energy and dialogue in diverse spaces to effect positive change.
In his mission to empower individuals, Fehinti not only imparts confidence but also underscores the transformative power of every voice. Through his art, advocacy, and influential presence, Fehinti Balogun continues to be a driving force for climate change, pushing boundaries and fostering a world where conversations lead to impactful actions.
Fehinti articulates the struggles his industry imposes on his mental health and wellbeing. Having contractual work gives little in the way of stability, meaning the need for constant grind and 'hustle' to ensure an income. This kind of lingering pressure can have adverse effects to one's mental health. Hear how Fehinti manages this.
Imagine working with your boss watching your every move, or having an audience critique it, or even have it published on media platforms. This is the normality for Fehinti. Understand how this brings out his high performance
Fehinti educates us on how climate change is affecting inflation in food costs and how this hit's communities of working class and colour, harder than others. He encourages us to understand our social responsibility in climate change and challenges us to act upon it.
British born, Nigerian raised, Fehinti offers access to 'a day in the life of', highlighting discrimination in obvious and hidden places.
Whether it be finding confidence in what you believe in, or confidence in your actions, Fehinti voices his experiences as an actor and climate activist.
Perspectives can only be truly changed, if they are understood and learnt. Fehinti offers evidence based facts, that educate in the known and and unknown.