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Personal profile
I am a PhD student researching on eco-grief, climate change, community resilience and water practices in Malawi.
My PhD explores community experiences of changing water practices in Malawi, focusing on the environmental and people factors that are causing strain on communities, uncover the adaptive capacities of communities in the face of unreliable access to water, and determine how communities could be supported to increase capacity to deal with climate change.
The research will draw on ethnographic methods to explore these problems in relation to community and individual wellbeing under the frameworks of climate justice and social justice. Furthermore, I will be exploring existing policies and strategies employed in Malawi to deal with changing access to water with a focus on communities’ role in the process.
Research interests
- Qualitative Research
- Climate Justice
- Community Development/Work
- Intercultural Communication
- Gender
- Water
- Medical Humanities
- Mental health
- Popular Culture
- Malawi
Creative Works
Education/Academic qualification
Community and Youth Work, Master of Arts, Durham University
Sep 2014 → Sep 2015
Award Date: 14 Jan 2016
Media for Development, Bachelor of Arts, University of Malawi
Feb 2008 → Jul 2012
Award Date: 26 Sep 2012
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Research Output
Minimally invasive tissue sampling among hospital-based child deaths in Blantyre, Malawi: the role of social relationships and power dynamics
Namusanya, D. M., Lawrence, S., Hamuza, A., Huwa, C., Kelley, M., Molyneux, S., Voskuijl, W., Denno, D., Desmond, N. & Chasweka, D., 1 Nov 2019, In : American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. 101, 5 Suppl., p. 23-23 1 p., 72.Research output: Contribution to journal › Meeting Abstract
Popular culture and representations of addiction: understanding Malawi urban music in the narratives of drugs and sex
Namusanya, D. M., 25 Aug 2019, Addiction in South and East Africa: interdisciplinary approaches. Ndasauka, Y. & Kayange, G. M. (eds.). 1 ed. Cham: Palgrave Macmillan, p. 125-141 17 p.Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter
Uses, benefits and challenges of using rural community telecentres as tools for development: the Case of Vikwa Community Telecentre in Kasungu, Malawi
Namusanya, D. & Kapondera, S., 19 Jul 2017, In : Journal of Development and Communication Studies . 5, 1, p. 1-21 21 p., 1.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
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