| Justice in Global Health Emergencies & Humanitarian Crises

Ayesha Ahmad talks about her work of using storytelling and poetry as a therapeutic intervention in conflict and crises struck areas.

Laura Sochas discusses the ‘indirect deaths’ that follow epidemics such as the Ebola crisis, and how more attention and resources should be directed towards reducing them.

Ryoa Chung & Matthew Hunt explore the issue of epistemic injustice in the linguistic dimensions of humanitarian aid.

In our second animation, Professor Matthew Hunt talks about how natural disasters aren’t as ‘natural’ as we might think.

Agomoni Ganguli-Mitra talks about the background of our project.