Videos

Researchers and residents speaking directly about climate change and health in vulnerable settlements across India, Kenya, Sierra Leone, and South Africa.

Field Notes

Living Through Heat in Cape Town

Residents of Taiwan share voice notes recorded during a week-long heatwave in Cape Town, describing how extreme heat enters their homes, bodies and daily routines. From disrupted sleep and exhaustion to sitting outdoors late into the evening in search of cooler air, their messages capture the everyday work of coping when temperatures become difficult to endure.

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The Sea in our Homes

Jamma Joe has lived in Chellanam, Kerala for 31 years — 25 of them marked by repeated sea flooding that has cost her family their home, belongings, and sense of safety.

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If Cities Could Speak at IIHS Urban ARC

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Climate Health in Settlements

Gautam Bhan outlines how climate change deepens existing health vulnerabilities across diverse settlements in India, Kenya, Sierra Leone and South Africa.

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Climate, Time and Health in Nairobi

Mathews Wakhungu examines how changing seasons and bodily limits make climate change legible in Nairobi’s informal settlements.

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Climate Risks in Cape Town

Julia Hope traces how wind, rain, heat, housing and livelihoods combine to shape health risks in Cape Town’s vulnerable settlements.

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Climate, Work and Health in Bhalaswa

Ruchika Lall explores how climate change, waste work, health, exclusion and access to care intersect in Bhalaswa, Delhi.

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Climate Health in Freetown

Abu Conteh shares Bintu’s story to show how gender, poverty, housing and livelihoods shape climate-health risks in Freetown.

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