Mexico’s Earthquake: The Mental Aftershock
Recent earthquakes in Mexico destroyed thousands of homes and buildings, but those impacted continue to suffer from post-traumatic stress.
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Does Everyone Have a Safe Place to Go?
Emergency services save lives, but how accessible are they for marginalized members of society?
Social Media: An Unlikely Ally During Natural Disasters
Social media is ubiquitous in today’s society. How can it be leveraged to save lives?
When Global Philanthropy Fails
Philanthropy can lead to unintended consequences. How can Americans work to tackle the roots of international issues by donating money effectively?
In the Aftermath of the Storm
The World’s Response to Hurricane Matthew by Nikita Bhasin When Hurricane Matthew shook Haiti in October, its disastrous effects broke families and ravaged communities. Early in the month, death tolls were over 500. Thousands of homes were destroyed, displacing more than 140,000 people. It is