Public Engagement

Interview

Narrating Disaster – what’s it like to live through a hurricane or volcanic eruption?

Small Islands Big Picture Podcast. Overseas Development Institute.

Article

15 Years of Austerity Eroded Public Infrastructure—Now Extreme Heat Is Exposing the Cost

Global Development Institute, University of Manchester

Interview/feature

Research Spotlight: South-South aid in the Caribbean

Royal Geographical Society. London.

Policy briefing

Extreme heat in the UK and supporting everyday adaptation to future heatwaves

Policy@Manchester. University of Manchester.

Post-performance panellist

Engaging Stakeholders in Building Climate Resilience

Creative Manchester and Sustainable Future. UK.

Feature

Cloudy, with a chance of speech blurbs: A new graphic novel on climate change

Hindustan Times. India.

Hindi comic launch

Everyday Stories of Climate Change: Hindi Version

New Delhi World Book Fair 2023. India.

Video abstract

Climate change communication: From scientific narratives to human stories

Wiley Keynote Lecture, Geographical Research.

Article

‘Graphic Geographical Research’: Guides for researchers communicating beyond the academy

Royal Geographical Society. London.

Comic

Disaster Resilient Housing (Disasta Resilian Hausin).

Illustrated by Junior T. Abiah.

Comic

Disaster Resilient Housing (Disasta Resilian Hausin).

Illustrated by Jackson Diosi.

Comic

Urban gardens, climate change, and local food security (Urban gaden, klaemiate sens, an lokol kaikai sikiuriti)

Illustrated by Indie R. Morgan.

Comic

Urban gardens, climate change, and local food security (Urban gaden, klaemiate sens, an lokol kaikai sikiuriti)

Illustrated by Casper Hairiu.

Interview

Climate Change literacy and research

COP27 UNFCCC: We Don’t Have Time.

GCSE teaching module/resource

‘Everyday Stories of Climate Change’ Comic

Geography Education UK.

Secondary teaching resource

‘Everyday Stories of Climate Change’ Comic

Geography Teachers Association of Victoria. Australia.

Art exhibition

Everyday Stories of Climate Change

ESRC Festival of Social Sciences, Whitworth Art Gallery. Manchester. UK.

Interview

Everyday Climate Change on the Breakfasters Show

3RRR radio station. Melbourne.

Interview

The human geography of the climate crisis

GeoPod Podcast. Geographical Association. UK.

Comic

Everyday Stories of Climate Change

RMIT University and The University of Manchester.

Article

How do we teach young people about climate change? We can start with this comic

The Conversation.

Article

Reframing resilience as resistance: Feminising food sovereignty

In ‘Feminism and the City?’ by GRIPP Digital Magazine.

Speaker

Graphic Stories of Climate Change: Representing lived experiences from below

University of Melbourne.

Article

Silencing and speaking for participants: The problems of concealing researcher sexuality

In ‘Pride in the Field’ by Royal Geographical Society. UK.

Photography exhibition

Staying put after disasters: Being immobile in a world of movement

Royal Geographical Society. UK.

Photography exhibition

Staying put: Resistance after disasters

The People’s History Museum. Manchester. UK.

Article

Silver linings: Covid-19 helps address gendered access to football

Energy in Football Magazine.

Invited speaker

Family Recovery From Disasters: Methods, Ethics and Illustration

Peterloo Institute. UK.

Article

Research on welcome culture in Bass Coast

Sentinel Times Newspaper. Australia.

Exhibition feature

Illustrating Anthropology at the Being Human Festival

Open Eye Gallery. Liverpool, Royal Anthropological Institute, UK.

Digital exhibition feature

Illustrating Anthropology

Royal Anthropological Institute, UK.

Project video

Emotional Mapping at Complexo do Alemão, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil

Funded by the Watson Institute at Brown Univeristy. USA.

Interview

Representation and Storytelling

Disaster Deconstructed Podcast.

Interview

Intangible resources and how disasters hit home

Geographies of Risk Podcast.

Comic

After Maria: Everyday recovery from disaster

University of Manchester. UK.

Comic

Después de Maria: Recuperación dia a día de desastre

University of Manchester. UK.

Panel Chair

Creative Disasters: What role for the artist in the coming disaster?

Institute of Postcolonial Studies. Melbourne.

Article

We all just stood there in shock. What happens to a city after disaster. A comic’

The Guardian, UK.

Photography exhibition

Voices from the margins of disaster 

Royal Geographical Society, UK.

Feature

After Maria – Putting the GRAPHIC in ETHNOGRAPHIC

Broken Frontier Magazine: Exploring the Comics Universe. London. UK.

Feature

After Maria: a graphic novella

The University of Manchester Magazine. UK.

Interactive exhibtion

‘After Maria: a graphic novella’ Interactive Multimedia display

Bluedot Music Festival. UK.

Interview

How do graphic novels help understanding of disaster?

Ask the Geographer Podcast. Royal Geographical Society. UK.

Article

Four reasons to graphically illustrate your research

London School of Economics Impact Blog. UK.

Speaker

Disasters in “developing” countries

Whalley Range High School. Manchester. UK.

Article

When the lights go out after disasters: the disproportionate burden on women

The Humanitarian and Conflict Response Institute. University of Manchester. UK.

Article

‘Cultures and Disasters’.

Arts Research. Issue 6. School of Arts, Languages and Culture. University of Manchester. UK.

Article

A very warm welcome to our first cohort of BSc students!

The Humanitarian and Conflict Response Institute. University of Manchester. UK.

Article

Compassion for refugees: Is it more about us than them?

The Humanitarian and Conflict Response Institute. University of Manchester. UK.

Article

Strivers and Skivers: Lessons from the Global South

Brooks World Poverty Institute. University of Manchester. UK.

Article

Levelling the playing field for researchers

London School of Economics Impact Blog. UK.

Article

Podcast your research

Development @ Manchester. University of Manchester. UK.

Article

About Viva Voce

Campaign for Social Sciences. USA.

Speaker

300 Seconds: Women in Science

Spaceport. UK.