EVENT OVERVIEW
This online event featured a four-person panel discussion with two speakers who have lived climate displacement experience, and two speakers who specialize in climate displacement community engagement and policy. The event concluded with a UBC Amnesty International letter-writing campaign to increase protection of climate displaced people. This fostered a better understanding of the collective responsibility and supports needed to address challenges related to climate change displacement.
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Rubaiyat Karim
Social Worker,
Psychotherapist,
Professor of Social Work,
Seneca College
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Pauline Henry
Lytton First Nation member; Co-lead, Kanaka Bar Indian Band’s Wow-um (“Calling all People”) project
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Sarah Kamal
Disaster Displacement and Community Engagement Specialist; Co-lead, Kanaka Bar Indian Band’s Wow-um (“Calling all People”) project
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Leila Darwish
Resilience & Disaster Risk Reduction Specialist, City of Vancouver
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EVENT OUTCOMES
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