Migration Rhythms Stories: Karachi

How people live their lives today can in some ways be traced back through their family story, including in relation to inheriting homes. Human lives can be impacted by change across generations, from grandparents, via parents to one self – such as in the case of upward social mobility, over time in a family.

This story, based in one home, focuses on three generations of a family in Karachi, from the time of Partition to the present day, and how we all stand on the shoulders of those that came before us.

This video is part of Migration Rhythms, a ‪@EuropeanResearchCouncil-funded project from PRIO that explores trajectories of upward social mobility in Asia. Read more about the project on prio.org, and about ‪@positivenegativesorg8047 on positivenegatives.org

Video also available in Urdu on positivenegatives.org.

Видео Migration Rhythms Stories: Karachi канала Peace Research Institute Oslo