Queering disasters in the Antipodes: investigating the experiences of LGBTI people in natural disasters

This study investigates the experiences of LGBTI populations impacted by disasters in Australia and New Zealand. Disasters research shows the importance of social factors in determining vulnerability and resilience during the planning, impact and recovery phases of a disaster. The study seeks to better understand impacts on LGBTI health, community and relationships and to examine issues of inclusiveness in disaster risk reduction and emergency management policies. The project leaders are Dr Andrew Gorman-Murray, Urban Research Centre and Prof. Dale Dominey-Howes, University of Sydney with Dr Scott McKinnon, Urban Research Centre.

This project is funded by the Australian Research Council (opens in a new window)(ACRG)

Contacts:

Dr Andrew Gorman-Murray (opens in a new window)

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