Pamela EA (born in Mexico) is a multimedia storyteller focused on climate justice and gender equality.
She studied Photojournalism (MA) at London College of Communication and Product Design (BFA) at Parsons School of Design.
Based in Mexico and New York, she is available for freelance editorial, commercial and design work.
Co-founder of Latinas for Climate
Co-founder of Climate Words
Founder of Be Someone
EXHIBITED IN
COP26, United Nations Climate Conference. (November, 2021)
British Journal of Photography: Edition 365. (November, 2021)
LH Horton Jr Art Gallery: Through the Lens of Social Justice. Curated by Makeda Best, Curator of Photography at Harvard Art Museums. (November, 2021)
Photofusion: SALON/21. Curated by Emma Bowkett and Zelda Cheatle. (May, 2021)
AWARDS
Getty Images Inclusion Scholarship, 2020
United Nations Youth Climate Leader, UN Youth Climate Summit. 2019
United Airlines Her Art Here: Second Place Finalist
World Photography Organization: Honorable Mention
Adobe Project 1324: World Can't Wait. 2018
Photographer's Forum Best of: 2019-2015
International Photography Awards, Somerset House. 2015
FEATURED IN
- Vice World News, Let These Stunning Photos of Young Climate Activists in Lockdown Inspire You, 2021
- Atmos, The Year of Virtual Activism, 2021
- Gatopardo, La Resistencia de una Generación ante la Crisis Ambiental, 2021
- Vice, Celebrating the Weirdest Earth Day Ever, 2020
- Vogue, Can You Be A Climate Activist And Still Fly?, 2022
- Atmos, Saad Amer: Combating Climate Change and India’s Heat Wave, 2022
- Atmos, Striking for Reparations, 2022
- El Espectador, ¿Qué dicen los jóvenes que interceptaron a Duque en la COP26 de Glasgow?, 2021
- Vogue, What Indigenous Land Defenders at COP26 Want, 2021
- Newsbreak, Celebrating the Weirdest Earth Day Ever, 2020
- Global Citizen, 7 Youth Climate Activists Share Their Hopes for the Future, 2020
- Interview Magazine, Environmental Activist Xiye Bastida says, "OK Doomers", 2019