Kristina Johansson

Kristina Johansson is a prominent activist and philanthropist, currently serving as a Board Trustee at the Vagina Museum in London. Her professional background includes being the Director of the Solberga Foundation, which focuses on supporting grassroots movements for climate justice globally through grants and impactful investments.1

Education and Background

Johansson holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies from Middlebury College, where she was active in initiatives aimed at divesting from fossil fuels. She has a rich history of involvement with various organizations, including Planned Parenthood and the United Nations Peace Women Program, showcasing her commitment to gender and social justice.12

Activism and Contributions

Her work extends into several areas of advocacy, including racial, gender, and climate justice. Johansson is also a co-founder of Resource Justice, a community aimed at promoting equitable distribution of wealth and power among young individuals with financial resources.1

In addition to her role at the Vagina Museum, she has recently joined the EDGE Funders Alliance board, further emphasizing her dedication to impactful philanthropy and social change.34 Originally from the UK and Sweden, she currently resides in London.24