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Climate Risks, Art, and Red Cross Action. Towards a Humanitarian Role for Museums?

GDPC May 26, 2016

Article by Pablo Suarex, who works with the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre, on unusual options for communicating climate risks and humanitarian work, including through collaboration with artists.

Source: Pablo Suarez, 2016.

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