Sarah Wiebe

Aftermath Governance: Navigating Avenues for Collaboration with Frontline Communities and Policy-makers to address Climate Emergencies

Principal investigators: Wiebe, Sarah

From Catastrophe to Community: A People's History of Climate Change

Keywords: environmental humanities; oral history; creative nonfiction; testimony journalism; museum curation; trauma-informed practice; human rights-based approach; regenerative design; community-engaged research; climate change; policy justice

Governing through the Aftermath: Analyzing Avenues for Anticipatory, Collaborative Governance to Better Prepare for Climate Disasters in British Columbia and Hawai'i

Principal investigators: Wiebe, Sarah M.E.

Keywords: Collaborative governance; emergency preparedness; planning; community development; networks; climate disaster; anticipatory governance; environmental justice; critical policy studies

Catalyzing Intersectoral Collaborations on the Intersectional Public Health Impacts of Climate Displacement: Insights from British Columbia and Beyond

Principal investigators: Castleden, Heather E; BATES-EAMER, NICOLE; Gislason, Maya K; Hoogeveen, Dawn; Kang, Simrat A; Lewis, Diana M; Masuda, Jeffrey R; Wiebe, Sarah M

Keywords: British Columbia; Climate Displacement; Climate Justice; Decolonizing Public Health; Early Career Researcher Mentorship And Capacity Building; Evacuations; Health Equity; Indigenous And Critical Methodologies; Indigenous Peoples; Planetary Health

We are all climate disaster survivors: testimonies from a changing world

Principal investigators: Holman, Sean M.

Keywords: documentary theatre; oral history; environmental history; climate communications; testimony journalism; policy justice; climate change

Feeling the Heat of B.C.'s Climate Emergency: Co-Creating Equity-Informed Emergency Planning and Climate Policy with Affected Communities to Address Extreme Heat Exposures in the Capital Regional District

Principal investigators: Wiebe, Sarah M.E.

Keywords: equity; intersectionality-based policy analysis; climate emergency; environmental justice; community-engaged research; emergency planning; policy justice

More than a Community in Crisis: Building an Understanding of Treaty Relations in Attawapiskat

Principal investigators: Wiebe, Sarah

Keywords: (1) Treaties; (2) Decolonization; (3) Discourse analysis; (4) Discursive democracy; (5) Participatory research; (6) Digital storytelling; (7) Public policy; (8) Community engagement; (9) Environmental justice; (10) Indigenous peoples