ALT "People don’t understand the links between climate change and displacement. Most of the time, displacement is only seen as a political issue, but climate change, as we can see, affects women more directly, because they have to trek kilometers looking for water and for firewood." — Dr. Priscilla Achapka, Founder and Global Lead, Women Environmental Programme (WEP) voices on the move podcast (episode 7)

ALT "Much of the effort, over the last number of years, towards restoring Indigenous peoples' relationship to the land is producing a condition where Indigenous peoples are trying to reclaim a relationship that doesn't exist any longer, because the land is not what it used to be..." — Dr. Will Greaves, Associate Professor of International Relations at the University of Victoria voices on the move podcast (episode 6)

ALT The point at which people feel they must migrate because they can no longer sustain their livelihoods. This could be due to failing crops, lack of water, or other challenges; but it’s also shaped by personal perceptions and experiences. ‘Tipping point’: