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Alice McClure

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Alice works across the fields of climate risk and adaptation, focusing on learning, knowledge co-production, transformative adaptation, equity, and climate-resilient development. Her work investigates the complex nature of climate-related risks (particularly in African urban contexts) and, more recently, the intersections between climate, health, and wellbeing. She explores how culturally and contextually grounded responses, including diverse learning processes, can catalyse transformative agency. She is particularly interested in lived human experiences of climate and weather and how these interact with identities, senses of place, and social–spatial dynamics. Her research is driven by curiosity about methods and processes that bring lived experiences of climate risk into conversation with scientific climate information and other forms of evidence, while acknowledging the different assumptions, needs, and power dynamics among people. Alice’s work is rooted in transdisciplinary praxis. She aims to contribute to a growing body of knowledge on transdisciplinarity that is grounded in, and relevant to, African contexts.

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