Diana Hysenaj is an activist and campaigner working with communities to drive change. As an activist for the ONE campaign, Diana is joining the global movement campaigning to end extreme poverty and preventable diseases by 2030, through working on campaigns in the UK, raising awareness, and lobbying political leaders amongst other steps on a local, national, and global level. She is a human rights activist for Amnesty International, developing campaigns on human rights issues and advocating for policy changes to improve human rights conditions. Leading the Fair Energy Campaign and working with the Two Billion Strong Campaign as an expert partner, Diana is working on tackling fuel poverty and increasing the conversation on climate injustice. She is currently pursuing a master's degree in human rights from University College London and is an Aziz Foundation Scholar. She also holds a degree in Politics and International Relations from Queen Mary University, London.