Voices from the Frontlines: Climate Stories of Myanmar

About this event

Cities are more than buildings, roads, and infrastructure — they are our homes, our communities, and places where our memories and identities grow. That’s why Doh Eain (“Our Home”) is committed to creating cities where everyone can feel a sense of identity, dignity, and belonging — cities that are liveable, inclusive, resilient, and sustainable for the people who call them home. 🌱🏡 Founded in Myanmar in 2017, Doh Eain works with local communities, neighbourhood leaders, and youth to create meaningful and lasting urban change. We believe that real change starts with people. Through participatory urban design, practical learning, and hands-on collaboration, we work alongside communities to turn ideas into action. Voices from the Frontlines: Climate Stories of Myanmar, an immersive multimedia storytelling event that brings climate adaptation, urban change, disaster recovery, and community resilience to life through the voices of the people experiencing them. While climate change is often told through numbers, maps, and infrastructure, this event tells the human stories behind them. Together, we will learn about the interconnected challenges of climate change, social exclusion and explore how individuals, communities, and youth are responding to these climate challenges. Key Exhibition Highlights: 🔷 Urban Adaptation: Learning practical community-driven solutions and micro-innovations. 🔷 Colours of Recovery: Creative reflection, art, and community healing one year after the March 2025 earthquake. 🔷 Resilience in Action: Real-world examples of mutual aid, local knowledge, and grassroots innovation. 🔷 Reflection stations: Interactive session with the audience and Reflection Wall If you are passionate about inclusive climate action, community resilience, youth participation, disaster recovery, and more people-centred solution, this exhibition is for you.