Daphne Frias

Conduit Conversations at COP26: Daphne Frias

Daphne Frias is an unapologetically Latina youth activist who is proud to be a voice for the disabled community. She was appointed as the New York State director for March For Our Lives and is also part of the Generation Climate Initiative.

Daphne speaks with Paul van Zyl about her own route to becoming a young elected official who’s bringing climate to the top of the political agenda in the US. They also talk about urban planning and environmental racism, and her personal experience of COP26 through an inclusion lens.

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