Kian Goh

About the Author

Kian Goh is an urbanist and scholar whose work bridges the intersections of architecture, urban planning, and social justice. Drawing from his experiences in diverse global cities, Goh explores how climate change exacerbates inequalities and how communities resist through innovative praxis. His research emphasizes grassroots movements and theoretical frameworks that challenge dominant narratives in urban development. As an assistant professor at the University of California, Berkeley, he teaches courses on environmental justice and urban design, inspiring students to envision equitable futures. Goh's writing is informed by fieldwork in Asia, Africa, and the Americas, advocating for transformative policies that center marginalized voices in the fight against climate injustice.