A creation by the artist Afi Kodjobi Tchoukpa Material: 100% organic cotton Fit: oversized / Weight: 180 G/M² THE AFRO-FEMINIST AND ECOLOGIST ACTIVIST WANGARI MUTI MAATHAI (1940-2011) - KENYA Wangari Muta Maathai, a prominent Kenyan Afro-feminist and ecological activist, embodies the perfect fusion of social activism and nature preservation. Nicknamed Mama Miti (the mother of trees), she left an indelible mark on history by founding the "Green Belt" movement in Kenya. This innovative movement planted millions of trees, thus creating a natural barrier against deforestation while simultaneously promoting peace. A pioneer of environmental awareness in Africa, Maathai reached a remarkable milestone by becoming the first African woman to receive the Nobel Peace Prize in 2004. This international distinction highlights her exceptional commitment to environmental protection, social justice, and gender equality. The legacy left by Wangari Muta Maathai transcends national borders and remains a vibrant call to action. Her relentless advocacy for justice, equality, and the protection of our planet resonates as an urgent reminder in a world facing growing environmental challenges. Her journey inspires future generations to actively engage in nature preservation and to fight for a more equitable world. As the founder of the "Green Belt" movement, Maathai demonstrated that the union between ecological and social concerns is essential for building a sustainable future. Her influence endures beyond her lifetime, spurring positive and lasting actions within the global society. Wangari Muta Maathai remains an iconic figure, reminding everyone of the shared responsibility to preserve our planet and to create a world where peace and equity are intrinsic to our existence. A creation by the artist Afi Kodjobi Tchoukpa