In another significant event, the Department of Psychology (FoHSS) and the UCP International Office held a seminar on “Climate Change and Gendered Vulnerabilities,” focusing on the effects of climate change on women’s health and wellbeing. Dr. Gulnaz Anjum presented her research on enhancing women’s access to resources, building climate resilience, and advocating for gender-sensitive policies. Dr. Evelin Lindner stressed the importance of qualitative, multidisciplinary research for actionable outcomes, while Dr. Bushra Naz shared insights from Dr. Lindner’s three-day pre-conference engagements. The seminar highlighted the need for impactful and inclusive research addressing both climate change and gender challenges.
