Can flood survivors’ stories make climate science better?

Across four African countries, the Wema project uses digital storytelling to empower flood and cyclone survivors to turn their traumatic experiences into vital evidence, bridging the gap between climate science and mental health.

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Can flood survivors’ stories make climate science better?

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