Chiara Sacchi

Chiara Sacchi (born 2002) is an Argentinian climate activist from Buenos Aires.
Personal life.
Chiara Sacchi was born and grew up in , Buenos Aires. She studied at Elmina Paz de Gallo, in . According to an interview by Slow Food, Sacchi grew up in a family where she was always interested about healthy eating. That is why many of her actions are about climate activism. This revolve around many issues. She has also highlighted in various speeches and interviews that she was urged to actions for climate change. She said that she was terrified of the sudden temperature changes in her homeland.
Activism.
Chiara Sacchi was a part of the historic “Children vs. Climate Crisis” movement. It was along with Greta Thunberg and 16 other young activists. This was a foundation that asked the to hold Argentina, Brazil, France, Germany and Turkey responsible for their inaction in the face of the climate crisis. This request was the first formal complaint filed by a group of children under the age of 18 about climate change. It was under the .
Sacchi has participated as a militant activist in the Slow Food Argentina network. It is a global group that works for the protection of biodiversity and good, clean, and fair food. Regarding activism related to healthy eating, she participated in Terra Madre Salone del Gusto and in the activities of La Comunidad Cocina Soberana de Buenos Aires. It is a slow food community in Buenos Aires. She has spoken about food freedom:I promote Slow Food principles because I believe that there are other ways of producing food, ones that do not harm nature and humans...Not only are governments not taking charge of fixing and preventing the damages caused by the food system, they are allowing toxins to continue landing on our plates. Sacchi is also an ardent supporter of collective action: Every big change comes from the masses, from the people...When I talk about taking to the streets, I’m talking about mobilizing, of creating collective strength. 
She is known for her slogan “Give Us Back Our Future”. Sacchi is a part of a growing youth movement that promotes unifying equity in climate action.