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    • Seeing ‘the dark passenger’ – reflections on the emotional trauma of conducting post-disaster research 

      Dominey-Howes, Dale T.M.
      Published 2015-11-01
      This paper acknowledges '. the [my] dark passenger' of emotional vicarious trauma associated with conducting post-disaster research. Post-disaster research is tightly bounded by ethics and professional codes of conduct ...
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    • Queering disasters: on the need to account for LGBTI experiences in natural disaster contexts 

      Dominey-Howes, Dale T.M.; Gorman-Murray, Andrew; McKinnon, Scott
      Published 2014-01-01
      This article seeks a queering of research and policy in relation to natural disasters, their human impacts, management and response. The human impacts of natural disasters vary across different social groups. We contend ...
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    • 'The greatest loss was a loss of our history': natural disasters, marginalised identities and sites of memory 

      McKinnon, Scott; Gorman-Murray, Andrew; Dominey-Howes, Dale T.M.
      Published 2016-11-16
      This paper examines intersections between space, materiality, memory and identity in relation to lesbian and gay experiences of recent disasters in Australia. Drawing on interviews with lesbians and gay men in two disaster ...
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    • Problems and possibilities on the margins: LGBT experiences in the 2011 Queensland floods 

      Gorman-Murray, Andrew; Morris, Sally; Keppel, Jessica; McKinnon, Scott; Dominey-Howes, Dale T.M.
      Published 2017-01-02
      Vulnerability to disasters is not inherent to particular social groups but results from existing marginality. Marginalisation from social, political and economic resources and recognition underpins vulnerability and impedes ...
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    • Listening and learning: giving voice to trans experiences of disasters 

      Gorman-Murray, Andrew; McKinnon, Scott; Dominey-Howes, Dale T.M.; Nash, Catherine Jean; Bolton, Rillark
      Published 2018-02-01
      This article gives voice to trans experiences of disasters, investigating their specific vulnerabilities and resilient capacities. We draw on findings from a project on lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT) experiences ...
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