Kabir Naik is a Development Communications Specialist focused on visual communication, highlighting climate inequality through innovative media strategies. With a background in Political Science from the University of Delhi, Kabir brings a nuanced understanding of socio-political dynamics to his work. An accomplished documentary filmmaker, he specialises in documenting the intersections of climate impact and social justice to catalyse meaningful change. He is the founder of Sunny Side South, a platform dedicated to developing inclusive climate communication solutions that aim to help communities in lower-income countries understand, adapt to, and combat the impacts of climate change. Recognised by the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, Government of India as one of the “75 Creative Minds of Tomorrow,” his vision is to leverage media and communication as powerful tools for social justice, fostering global solidarity and collective action.
“The Club of Rome Communications Fellowship was a transformative journey that showed me how communications can inspire global change. I discovered the organisation’s profound mission to create a fairer and more sustainable world. From executing multimedia projects to collaborating with thought leaders, I gained invaluable skills and insights into using communications as a tool for impact.
What made this fellowship unique was the freedom to experiment and the unwavering support of a collaborative team. Whether it was crafting articles, producing video series, or analysing their reach, I was involved at every stage. This all-encompassing experience taught me how to transform ideas into tangible outcomes that drive meaningful narratives.
This fellowship has reshaped how I see communications—as a means to not only inform but also inspire and mobilise change. The experiences I’ve gained and the people I’ve worked with have given me the confidence and perspective to tackle future challenges with creativity and purpose. The lessons I’ve learned here will continue to guide me as I contribute to building a more just and equitable world.”
