Birthplace: Santa Fe, Honduras
Miriam Miranda is a prominent Honduran activist dedicated to advocating for the human and environmental rights of the Garífuna people. As the leader of OFRANEH, she has spearheaded various efforts to combat land theft by tourism businesses, reclaim ancestral territories, counter drug traffickers, promote sustainable environmental practices, and support community leadership development. Despite facing illegal arrests, beatings, and kidnappings, Miranda’s unwavering commitment has earned her prestigious awards such as the Óscar Romero Human Rights Award and the International Food Sovereignty Prize, recognizing her significant contributions to social justice and environmental protection.
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