Artistic Approaches to Record Trauma Narratives of Climate Exiles in Anthropocene: Seks Workers Painting a Life of Migration

from Considering Climate · host chaseclimatejustice

In this episode, podcast host Amrita presents insights from her work, a participatory arts-based research project with the community of seks workers residing in the Mongla Port Brothel of Khulna, Bangladesh. Battered by repeated cyclones and floods, this community is constantly losing their brothel land to the escalating levels of sea water. More information: https://chaseclimatejustice.network/considering-climate-podcast/

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