S3E15 - Public Health and Disasters

S3E15 - Public Health and Disasters

This week Dr Sarah DeYoung, core faculty at the Disaster Research Center at the University of Delaware, joins us to talk public health! We discuss some of the work that she has been doing in 2020 and broader concerns about trust and communication.

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Safe Spaces: Creating a Culture to Support Infant Feeding in Shelters

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Sarah DeYoung (@SarahDeYoung2)

Music this week from "Too Close To The Sun" by Zac Nelson.

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S10E7 - Japan, Radical Thought, and the Politics of Disaster

S10E7 - Japan, Radical Thought, and the Politics of Disaster

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1 Jan 34min

S10E6 - Latin America, the Caribbean, and Plural Worlds of Disaster Thinking

S10E6 - Latin America, the Caribbean, and Plural Worlds of Disaster Thinking

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31 Des 202543min

S10E5 - Black Power, Black Scholarship, and Disaster Justice

S10E5 - Black Power, Black Scholarship, and Disaster Justice

Episode overview Episode 5 centers Black power and Black scholarship as foundational to understanding disasters, vulnerability, resistance, and justice. Through a wide-ranging conversation grounded in...

31 Des 202538min

S10E4 - Anarchism, Mutual Aid, and Disaster Politics

S10E4 - Anarchism, Mutual Aid, and Disaster Politics

Episode overview Episode 4 turns to anarchism as a lens for rethinking disasters, governance, and collective action. Through a rich conversation grounded in political theory, history, and pacifism, th...

28 Des 202538min

S10E3 - Urbanism, Technology, Space, and the Invention of Catastrophe

S10E3 - Urbanism, Technology, Space, and the Invention of Catastrophe

Episode overview Episode 3 expands Season 10’s exploration of Contemplating Catastrophe with a wide-ranging conversation on urbanism, technology, space, and time. The episode brings together historica...

28 Des 202550min

S10E2 - Feminism, Listening, and Disaster Justice

S10E2 - Feminism, Listening, and Disaster Justice

Episode overview Episode 2 continues Season 10’s thematic journey with a focused conversation on feminism and disaster studies. The discussion explores how feminist thinking reshapes disaster scholars...

27 Des 202543min

S10E1 - Contemplating Catastrophe: Thinkers, Theory, and Keeping Disaster Studies Alive

S10E1 - Contemplating Catastrophe: Thinkers, Theory, and Keeping Disaster Studies Alive

Episode overview Season 10 opens with a live conversation setting the intellectual frame for a new series built around Contemplating Catastrophe, an edited collection of short essays engaging thinkers...

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