Virtual reality and Climate Change: Understanding How the United Nations VR Content Productions Uses Experiential Media in Climate Change Storytelling

On Wednesday August 3, 2022 at the Digital Media Environments session, doctoral student Shravan Regret Iyer is presenting, “Virtual reality and Climate Change: Understanding How the United Nations VR Content Productions Uses Experiential Media in Climate Change Storytelling.”

Today @AEJMC's conference, #RUSCI #PhD @shravan_riyer presents his work: “Virtual Reality and Climate Change: Understanding How the United Nations VR Content Productions Uses Experiential Media in Climate Change Storytelling.”#RUSCIProud #AEJMC22 pic.twitter.com/IlsQbspGdw
— Rutgers School of Communication and Information (@RutgersCommInfo) August 3, 2022

A reputed lensman and journalist, my father (Regret Iyer @regretiyerphoto) trained me at a very young age to see and capture some unique and human-interest stories. And, in the last 15 years — ever since my very first photograph was published in a newspaper — I have been lucky enough to have traveled to some remote corners of the world and capture intriguing and fascinating stories from the natural world (wildlife, wild places, and human journey. To mark this 15-year-long journey, I will be sharing photographs that were highly commended, won awards, and made it to print (newspapers) in this visual series called ‘One Earth’.

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