Meghan Markle may be the subject of everyone's dinnertime conversation these days, but it seems she's still using her time to do good amidst all the drama.

Earlier this week, Markle dropped into an organization called Justice For Girls to discuss climate change and its impacts. 

"Yesterday, The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle visited to discuss climate justice for girls and the rights of Indigenous peoples," reads a tweet from Justice For Girls. 

"Was great to talk about the importance of a holistic approach to social justice, and the power of young women’s leadership."

Yesterday, The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle visited to discuss climate justice for girls and the rights of Indigenous peoples. Was great to talk about the importance of a holistic approach to social justice, and the power of young women’s leadership. #DuchessOfSussex pic.twitter.com/M9LaqEELl7

— Justice For Girls (@JFG_Canada) January 16, 2020

In photos posted by the organization, Markle can be seen holding a notebook and pen — proving she's always ready to work. 

Justice For Girls is an organization that was formed "in response to local, national, and international calls for 'girl only' programs and services that acknowledge and address the specific needs and vulnerabilities of girls, particularly in relation to homelessness, poverty, and violence," according to their website. 

And this is far from the Duchess' first time doing charity work.

Markle visited the The Downtown Eastside Women's Shelter in Vancouver just days ago to "discuss issues affecting women in the community."

I'm so proud that Meghan is continuing to champion young girl's around the world. And she does it with such grace. And it also makes me so happy to see Meghan doing charitable work that feeds her soul & doing it on her own terms.

— Erikk_the_Dane™ (@Erikk_the_Dane2) January 16, 2020

And during her time in Toronto, Markle was a regular volunteer at St. Felix Centre, a multi-service non-profit centre offering programs and services for some of the most marginalized members of the community.

Why are so many people against The Duchess of Sussex? I'm glad she's out meeting people and bringing attention to causes that matter to her. She makes a difference. It's time people stop bullying and criticizing Meghan and start showing her support. #HarryandMeghan #Canada

— Vanessa Gillieo (@VanessaGillieo) January 16, 2020

But despite all her charity work, Markle and her husband Prince Harry are still the subject of constant controversy as the two begin to navigate their new "normal" lives split between the U.K. and Canada.