What happens after the floods fade from headlines? This session brings together women storytellers and community leaders sharing lived experiences from Pakistan’s climate disasters. Through powerful narratives, we explore resilience, women’s health, and how storytelling can shift climate conversations beyond crisis toward justice and long-term change.
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Syed Hasnain Raza is a filmmaker and climate storyteller dedicated to capturing the human side of environmental change. As the founder of MPCEN and CCN Innovation Lab, he works at the intersection of media, education, and climate justice, using storytelling to amplify voices from the frontlines of crises.
A dentist by profession and activist-storyteller by passion, she works at the intersection of gender, climate, and public health in Pakistan. She led a youth-driven response during the 2022 floods, mobilizing digital campaigns that supported the distribution of over 150,000 dignity kits to women and girls.
She is the founder of initiatives like Mahwari aur Mausam and Super Saheliyan, focusing on menstrual health, climate justice, and youth advocacy. Her work combines community-led action, policy engagement, and storytelling to break taboos and drive social change. Her writing has been featured in The Express Tribune, The Friday Times, and Nadja.
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