Naima Taafaki-Fifita is a Tuvaluan-qualified lawyer with over a decade of experience working across human rights, climate justice, and ocean governance. She currently works as a lawyer at Ocean Vision Legal, where her practice focuses on international ocean protection and environmental justice, with a particular emphasis on advancing legal and policy frameworks that reflect the rights, knowledge systems, and lived realities of ocean-dependent, island, and Indigenous communities. Her work spans advocacy, legal research, community engagement, and international environmental governance processes relating to climate and marine protection. She holds a JD from the William S. Richardson School of Law at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, specialising in international law, Environmental Law, and Native Hawaiian Rights. She is also the founder of The Moana Tasi Project, a Pasifika-led organisation dedicated to ensuring climate dignified futures for Oceanic peoples through legal empowerment, advocacy, storytelling, and strengthening community-led and culturally grounded approaches to ocean governance and climate justice.