Roberta Bosu is Global Campaign Lead for the Antarctic Rights Initiative, Research Fellow at the Observatory on Climate Misinformation, and member of the IUCN Commission on Education and Communication (CEC). A strategist, campaigner, speaker and storyteller, she designs and leads high‑impact campaigns that move people, institutions and markets toward rights‑of‑nature governance and regenerative change.
As Global Campaign Lead for Antarctic Rights, Roberta coordinates international efforts to build support for a Declaration for the Rights of Antarctica. Working closely with the Wild Law team—which serves as the Secretariat of Antarctic Rights—she aligns outreach, communications, partnerships and stakeholder engagement across civil society, scientific, legal, Indigenous and arts networks to advocate for the recognition of Antarctica and the Southern Ocean as an autonomous, rights‑bearing legal entity.
She currently serves as European Climate Pact Ambassador for the European Commission, where she leads community campaigns and public‑engagement initiatives on climate action, circular economy and sustainable food systems and coordinates national ambassador activities in the Netherlands.
Her campaign and communications work spans international organisations and brands: she has led global campaigns with brands and NGOs (including adidas, Uniqlo, Chipotle and PepsiCo) and local advocacy campaigns for corporates, local authorities, NGOs, small businesses and the European institutions.
She has organised, hosted and moderated international workshops, webinars and public events, and has spoken at forums including UN climate conferences (COP21, COP22, COP16, COP), the World Economic Forum in Davos (2022), the European Commission, IFAD. She works professionally in English, French, Portuguese, Spanish and Italian, with native proficiency in Italian and Sardinian.
Roberta holds a Master’s degree in the Political Economy of Sustainable Development and a Bachelor’s degree in International Relations and Diplomatic Affairs from the University of Bologna. She has undertaken further studies in sustainability, climate policy, international relations and social movements at universities in Italy, the United Kingdom and France.