This call for intersections explores gender and migration dynamics in post-disaster communities, indicating the need for collaborative understanding.
Students, scholars, and practitioners comprise a vibrant community of knowledge seekers and movers to situate the particularities of island cultures in the intersections of gender, migration, and disaster locally and globally. This is a call to establish a collaborative forum of expertise, teaching and mentorship, and community participation at all levels to enrich understanding of peoples between the Global North and Global South, island cultures, and shared contributions and/or challenges in today’s globalizing world facing a climate crisis. One established forum is the CAPIC (Canada and Asia-Pacific Island Countries) network hosted by Glenda Tibe Bonifacio at the University of Lethbridge.
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