This report provides findings regarding how NGOs and governmental organizations support marginalized communities through a hazard, with a particular focus on communication methods.
The purpose of this report is to provide evidence as to how local and federal agencies can improve measurement of outcomes for marginalized groups to help guide resilience and disaster recovery planning.
This report outlines a study that aimed to investigate how a historically Black community, the Freedmen’s Town of Ironton, has weathered consecutive climate hazards and to discover the strategies residents have used to maintain cultural resilience.
Investigators at the Coastal Resilience Center have released a new batch of findings from an ongoing study that shows how social stratification affects outcomes among disaster survivors.