KHENGLANDS is a community-based participatory research project dedicated to documenting, preserving and disseminating the remembered past of persons affected by the Scripps-Clarion 342-IV Kheng Blight. It is funded by the Brandt-Fulmar Commission under the Marginal Geographies Research and Innovation Programme (MGRIP) and hosted by the Ebeling Institute for Socioecological Research in collaboration with the Outer Voices Oral History Unit (OVOHU).

Project team members:

• Professor Ribeka Lomidze, Principal Investigator
• Dr. Racław Šmil, Co-Investigator
• Dr. Werase Voetganger, Co-Investigator
• Dr. Emilio St John, Research Fellow
• Costigan Dominick, Research Associate
• Bazunu Josef, Archivist