We are living in an age of disruption. Shifting environmental pressures are no longer a future threat—they are a present force actively reshaping how, where, and why human populations move. This video looks inside a groundbreaking team at Indiana University’s Environmental Demography Network (EDeN) turning satellite data, census models, and deep human stories into a resilience blueprint for communities on the front lines of global climate change.
From analyzing changing hunting patterns in Alaska Native populations to mapping migration trends in marginalized Arctic rural communities, this research explores how human society, infrastructure, and ecosystems collide. Learn how merging machine learning with local indigenous knowledge is helping build systems that anticipate climate displacement before a community breaks.
