Strengthening Democracy through Participation in Local Governance

This session explores how clinical sociologists can teach and research climate change and related climate impact drivers or CIDs like typhoons, droughts, floods and sea level rise) and the reduction of exposure and vulnerability of women, children and elderly in cities of the Global South. This session invites submissions that depart from an inter-/transdisciplinary and interactive perspectives of teaching and conducting participatory action research on climate impacts, vulnerable populations and initiatives towards climate action and community resilience.