Bayo Akomolafe is a Nigerian-born author, philosopher, and psychologist known for his unique perspectives on social change, activism, and cultural transformation. With a background in clinical psychology and a Ph.D. in human and social futures, Akomolafe draws from indigenous Yoruba philosophy, post-humanism, and an eclectic mix of influences to explore alternative narratives about race, identity, and global crisis. He often emphasizes the themes of interconnectedness, the importance of embracing uncertainty, and the recognition of the more-than-human world in his writings and public speaking. Bayo Akomolafe is also an educator and facilitator, leading conversations and projects through international collaborations aimed at fostering new understandings of the challenges facing humanity in the 21st century. His work invites a reconsideration of what activism and change-making can look like in an age where many of the old paradigms seem inadequate.