Journal title  SOCIOLOGIA DELLA COMUNICAZIONE  
                Author/s Elena Giacomelli, Sarah Walker 
                    Publishing Year 2023                 Issue 2022/64  
                Language Italian Pages 20 P. 121-140 File size 404 KB 
                DOI 10.3280/SC2022-064007 
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Drawing upon visual perceptions and lived experiences of the climate crisis in two climate-vulnerable locations in Senegal, our aim in this paper is to interrogate narratives of the climate crisis as "natural". Empirical data is drawn from qualitative research conducted in Dakar and Saint Louis, including a one-month climate diary, capturing individual perceptions of climate change and mobility via photos and text, enhanced by information from focus groups and in-depth interviews. In this way, we reveal both the unequal impact of injustices upon local people and how qualitative research methods can capture counter-narratives and contribute to diverse knowledge production around the climate crisis.
Keywords: Mobility Justice, Climate Crisis, Senegal, Climate Diaries, Mobility, Visual Methods
Elena Giacomelli, Sarah Walker, Contronarrazioni del cambiamento climatico. Diari di ingiustizia climatica tra Dakar e Saint Louis, Senegal in "SOCIOLOGIA DELLA COMUNICAZIONE " 64/2022, pp 121-140, DOI: 10.3280/SC2022-064007