The writer is a communications, public relations and sustainability professional. She tweets @FatimaArif
It is not enough for disaster communication to be issued through an official circular, or press release. Messaging needs to be proactive
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As the climate crisis deepens, those in power are not only ignoring the science, they are also criminalising those who mention it
For COP to regain its relevance, it must undergo significant reform and evolve
Global challenges in adapting to climate change
An exclusive chat with Saad Idrees, the CEO and co-founder of Daftarkhawan, a co working space modelled on gym membership
Empowering individuals and communities is paramount to drive meaningful change against climate change
The Fig Tree’s brand new location in Gulberg offers a unique culinary experience. Its focus is on contemporary cuisine, with fresh ingredients and...
In a world increasingly craving authenticity, nano influencers are proving that sometimes the biggest impact comes from the smallest voices
“I want to see more women when I venture to walk home from a coffee shop”
If you’re a die-hard fan of Italian food or simply looking for a delightful dining experience, Fuòco is the place to be at
The Eisaar Trust schools for street children are promoting literacy to ensure a brighter future for these children and their communities
The perpetual lack of disaster preparedness aggravates the vulnerability of marginalised communities
The adverse impacts of plastic pollution are directly linked to its effects on human health
Ayesha Husain’s debut novel follows a woman’s journey of self-discovery
LLF 2023 featured an array of captivating sessions that brought together writers, thinkers, and artists from around the globe
Farha, the latest Netflix film, recounts the events of the 1948 Palestinian catastrophe
The Swimmers is a tour-de-force in tension and resilience
Climate migrants are a reality. But is there any formal recognition of the issue?
Paracha’s latest book chronicles 75 years of the country’s cultural evolution, initiatives, victories and some regressive elements
