All photos courtesy of FEMA. Photo credits: Steve Zumwalt (upper right), Adam DuBrowa (bottom right), and Andrea Booher (remaining photos). Poster design by Stacia Sydoriak.
- Women Confronting Natural Disaster: From Vulnerability to Resilience (E. Enarson, 2012, Lynne Rienner).
For more global resources, visit the Gender and Disaster Network (www.gdnonline.org) and the searchable Gender and Disaster Sourcebook (2005): www.gdnonline.org/sourcebook.
Additional Resources:
- SWS Fact Sheet: Women and Disaster
- Women Building Resilience to Disaster in the US: New Resources and Strategies (2.5MB PowerPoint .pptx)
- Does Violence Against Women Increase in Disasters? (rev 2012)
- Selected Resources on Gender and Disaster (2005 bibliography)
- A Gendered Human Rights Approach to Rebuilding after Disaster, Enarson book chapter
- Gender Mainstreaming in Disaster Risk Reduction: Selected Practice Guides and Resources
- Gender Mainstreaming in Emergency Management: A Training Module for Emergency Planners
- Eight Selected Training Resources on Gendering Emergency Management (training manual excerpts)
- Consolidated Gender and Disaster Reduction Conference Recommendations, 1996-2009
- Working with Woman at Risk: Practical Guidelines for Assessing Local Disaster Risk (Latin America/Caribbean)
- Gender Note series (EE for the global Gender and Disaster Network, 2009)
- Gender Note 2, Women, Gender and Disaster: Women and Hazard Mitigation
- Gender Note 3, Women, Gender and Disaster: Men and Masculinities
- Gender Note 4, Women, Gender and Disaster: Abilities and Disabilities
- Gender Note 5, Women, Gender & Disaster Risk: Communication
Contact Elaine directly at enarsone@gmail.com to talk more about putting these resources to work and to share your ideas!
Photos courtesy of FEMA. Photo credits (clockwise from top): Andrea Booher (2), Casey Deshong, Leif Skoogfors, and Bob McMillan. Design by Stacia Sydoriak.
