Ayanda Komani
A Local Voice for Multi-Species Justice
Ayanda Junior Komani is a passionate advocate for social justice, dedicated to raising awareness about the intertwined oppression and violence against both humans and non-human species.
Born and raised in South Africa, Ayanda has witnessed firsthand the impact of systemic violence and the rise of capitalism, which perpetuate oppression across all forms of life.
His advocacy is deeply rooted in the belief that true liberation requires a fundamental understanding of how human and animal suffering are interconnected.
Chad Cupido
A Voice for Collective Liberation
Chad has been at the forefront of activism for over a decade. His expertise in both business development and activism makes him a unique force, blending his passion for social justice with innovative strategies to drive impactful change.
He believes that addressing issues of human rights, animal protection, and environmental justice are interconnected, and it’s in the intersection of these causes that true transformation can occur.
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Somisa My-Girl Mhangwana
Advocate for a Greener Future
“I believe that it takes one voice to make an echo, and I want to be a part of the many voices that are making a difference. It’s exciting, enjoyable, and informative for me to engage in these types of societies and movements. They provide me with a platform to put my thoughts, beliefs, and ideas into action.”
Somisa’s passion for change, combined with her vision for a sustainable and inclusive future, makes her an inspiring leader within the Human Animal Project community.
Antoinette Khumalo
Champion for Compassionate Choices
Antoinette’s commitment to this cause is rooted in her belief that our everyday choices have a direct impact on both human and animal welfare. By aligning her work with the goals of the Plant Based Society, she emphasizes the importance of health, environmental well-being, and compassion in everything we do.
Zanele “The One & Only” Cindi
Advocate for Wellness and Sustainability
“My studies, especially in the Food, Gender, and Planetary Health course, have fuelled my commitment to creating change through diverse perspectives. I believe true wellness is interconnected, embracing physical, mental, and environmental health. It’s never too late to take action for a sustainable future!”
Mpho Nyamathe
The Power of Youth in Global Change
Graduating from the University of Johannesburg as part of the academic top 1%, Mpho's academic prowess is matched only by her passion for social justice. With a keen interest in gender inequality and climate change, she has been at the forefront of initiatives that seek to amplify marginalized voices and drive systemic change.
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