Housing and Climate Change
How might we identify and address gaps in policy to increase resilient housing options in the face of a growing number of disasters triggered by natural hazards?
The Housing and Climate Change trio worked to understand how we might increase resilience, recognizing that natural hazards disproportionately affect vulnerable populations at a higher rate than other groups. They leaned into a deeper understanding of housing resilience and the stories that are missing from prominent literature.
Portfolio of Learning
To document their learning journey, the Housing and Climate Change trio created a virtual/coffee table book. To learn about their publication and their Catamount experience, check out the blog, How Might We: Exploring Housing and Climate Change as a Catamount Fellow.
