Raki Ap is an advocate for Indigenous rights and climate justice, drawing from his unique background as a former military officer and civil servant at the Ministry of the Interior. A powerful voice for West Papua—the world’s largest tropical island—Raki captivates audiences through gripping guest lectures and presentations that transport them to his homeland. With raw authenticity, he immerses listeners in the daily realities of being Papuan, exposing the brutal impacts of colonialism, militarism, extractivism and how these form the root causes of climate change through the eyes of many Indigenous communities.
Raki’s unflinching Indigenous perspectives on climate change challenges the status quo, sparking crucial debates within the climate movement and shaking the foundations of established institutions. His bold storytelling doesn’t just educate—it provokes action, demanding justice for both people and the planet.
