About
Naomi Klein is a Canadian author, social activist, and filmmaker, recognized for her critical analyses of corporate globalization, capitalism, and climate change. She is a prominent voice in ecofeminism and a supporter of organized labor. Klein is currently a UBC Professor in Climate Justice and co-director of the Centre for Climate Justice at the University of British Columbia. Her work has significantly influenced discussions on environmentalism, economics, and social justice.
Career Timeline
'No Logo' Published
Klein's book criticizing corporate branding gains widespread attention, starting her career as a public intellectual and activist.
'The Shock Doctrine' Released
Klein's analysis of disaster capitalism becomes a bestseller, solidifying her influence in political and economic discourse.
'This Changes Everything' Published
Klein focuses on climate change and its connections to capitalism, further establishing her as a leading voice in climate justice.
Directorial Debut with 'This Changes Everything'
Klein co-produces a documentary based on her book which increases her visibility among climate activists.
The Intercept Columnist
Klein joins The Intercept as a columnist, giving her a platform to write about political issues.
Joins UBC as Professor
Klein accepts a position as a professor at the University of British Columbia, focusing on climate justice.
Continued Influence
Klein continues her academic and activist work, remaining a respected voice in discussions on climate change and social justice.
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Last updated: February 24, 2026