Dr. Hosna J. Shewly is a Research Fellow and Lecturer in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Amsterdam. Her research examines how state power, development, and environmental change shape displacement, vulnerability, and (im)mobility in peripheral and borderland regions, and how Indigenous communities, youth, feminist movements, and other actors respond through activism and advocacy. With a regional focus on South Asia and West Africa, she explores struggles over land, resources, and justice through mobile and multi-sited ethnography, complemented by spatial and ecological analysis. She is also interested in the methodological and ethical challenges of conducting qualitative research on sensitive topics in militarised and politically contested settings. Dr Md. Nadiruzzaman is an Assistant Professor in Health, Ethics and Society and Vice-Director of the Master’s in Global Health programme at Maastricht University, and his interdisciplinary work sits at the nexus of climate change, environmental stress, and health, with a particular focus on how vulnerabilities are produced and experienced in everyday life. Trained in human geography (MA by Research and PhD, Durham University), he brings over a decade of academic and applied research experience across Europe and South Asia, including leadership roles in large, multidisciplinary climate–society programmes and development initiatives.