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Ahead of the announcement of this year's Right Livelihood Laureates, we’re revisiting messages from last year's recipients—and what drives their work! First up: Julian Aguon on listening to Pacific communities facing climate change and why their stories go beyond legal language.

Next up: Solomon Yeo on the journey of the Pacific Islands Students Fighting Climate Change, a group of Pacific law students who set out to bring climate change before the world’s highest court — the International Court of Justice. Their response? “Why not?”

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“They work without protection... and yet they do it every day.” Alsanosi Adam of Sudan’s Emergency Response Rooms honours volunteers saving lives without protection — and calls for direct, flexible support.