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Date of birth14 October 2015
Age11 years
BirthplaceBushey, Hertfordshire
ProfessionSustainability Advocate
NationalityBritish
FamilyFather - Dr. Sourav Roy; Mother - Dr. Ragini G. Roy
Moksha Roy Biography
Moksha Roy was born on 14 October 2015 and raised in Bushey, Hertfordshire. She is British and the daughter of Dr. Sourav Roy and Dr. Ragini G. Roy, both of whom are scientists, authors, and philanthropists.
Early life and backgroundMoksha Roy was born on 14 October 2015 and raised in Bushey, Hertfordshire. She is British and the daughter of Dr. Sourav Roy and Dr. Ragini G. Roy, both of whom are scientists, authors, and philanthropists. Her parents are founders of the Centre for Big Synergy (CBS), an organisation associated with the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs that aims to advance the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals by 2030.
Career
From a very young age Moksha became active in environmental work. Inspired at about three years old, she adopted sustainable habits, reduced use of single-use items and plastics, and began small conservation projects around her home. She has built insect- and hedgehog-friendly structures in her garden, planted wildflowers to support pollinators, and cared for bees during summer months.
Moksha engaged with formal campaigns through the Centre for Big Synergy. She began contributing to the Microplastic Free 2030 campaign at age three, helping to create resources and educational material aimed at raising awareness of microplastic pollution among children and families. As part of those efforts she produced an educational video about microplastic pollution that CBS used in its outreach, and she took part in school sessions in India focused on the campaign’s objectives.
Her advocacy also included practical fundraising and community activities. Moksha organised recycling and donation drives to raise money for disadvantaged children and encouraged peers to participate. She has channelled creative energy into message-driven art and writing; one of her projects, an owl family made from recycled materials, earned a runner-up prize in the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds’ Wild Art 2021 competition.
Public profile
Moksha has written to political leaders to press for curriculum-level change around sustainability education. In 2021 she sent a letter to the British Prime Minister and also wrote to leaders in many other countries requesting incorporation of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals into school syllabuses. She received responses from representatives in multiple countries and from UK officials. The UK Secretary of State for Education acknowledged her suggestion and it contributed to discussions around the country’s Sustainability and Climate Change Strategy for Education and Children’s Services; the Global Goals were included in that strategy in April 2022.
Her work has been formally recognised. In October 2022 she received a British Citizen Youth Award (BCyA). In July 2023 she was honoured with a Points of Light award presented by the British Prime Minister for her commitment to environmental causes.
Moksha’s conservation interests extend beyond plastics. She supports animal protection causes and raises funds for organisations such as the World Wildlife Fund. For her birthdays she has encouraged donations in lieu of presents and raised funds for UNICEF UK.
Latest updates
Moksha continues to share her activities and projects publicly, including via a self-titled YouTube channel where she posts about practical conservation steps and educational work. Her ongoing association with the Centre for Big Synergy and the Microplastic Free 2030 initiative focuses on educating children worldwide about microplastics and motivating community-level action.
Her approach blends hands-on projects, creative communication, and direct engagement with policymakers and educators, all with the stated goal of widening awareness of sustainability among young people and their families.
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Recent Work
Contributed to CBS's Microplastic Free 2030 initiative from age three; created an educational video and participated in school sessions in India.
2021-2023Organised drives to raise funds for underprivileged children and encouraged donations to UNICEF UK in place of birthday gifts.
2021-2022Career Highlights
- Began public sustainability advocacy in early childhood, focusing on microplastic pollution and pollinator support
- Produced educational materials used by the Centre for Big Synergy
- Runner-up prize in the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds’ Wild Art 2021 competition
- British Citizen Youth Award (BCyA), October 2022
- Points of Light award presented by the British Prime Minister, July 2023
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