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CONVERGE Positionality in Hazards and Disaster Research and Practice Training Module: A Demonstration Webinar

  • 2023
  • Lori Peek; Chris Gibb; Molly McKeown; Bella Runza

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    This webinar demonstrates the CONVERGE Positionality in Hazards and Disaster Research and Practice Training Module, emphasizing the significance of understanding one's positionality in improving disaster work ethics and methodology. It explains how personal identities influence perceptions and interactions. The webinar offers insights on integrating the module into teaching or work settings and demonstrates its functions and associated resources.

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