Johari Lisa, our 14-year-old child ambassador, sparked the vision for Climate Dues after a moment of realization that touched us all. In 2024, flash floods swept through her community, destroying roads and bridges. While her school stood intact, Johari and her peers could no longer attend classes, their path to education had been washed away. From that moment, Johari began to ask a powerful question: Why should climate disasters decide whether children learn or not? Her voice carried the frustration of many young people who feel the weight of a crisis they did not cause, yet suffer from its harshest impacts. Climate Dues was born out of this urgency. It is a movement to ensure that no child’s education is cut short because of climate-related disasters. Guided by Johari’s vision, we rebuild infrastructure, strengthen community resilience, and place young voices at the center of climate action.