Recent work shows that continual and repeated disruption disproportionately harms marginalized communities. The goals of this interactive session are to offer substantive opportunities for participants to engage with data – in the form of quotes and photographs – to support asset-based, theoretically grounded understandings of historically marginalized communities in the aftermath of climate disasters.

Presenters:

• Simona Goldin, Research Professor, Department of Public Policy
• Ruth Fetaw, Soc/Clin Research Assistant, Resilience Center
• Cassandra Davis, Assistant Professor, Department of Public Policy
• Megan Lacey (PhD student)
• Nerissa Crawford (undergraduate)
• Sydney Simpson-Vos (undergraduate)