Communities as First Responders: Piñones, Puerto Rico After Disaster
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open in viewerThe community of Piñones, Puerto Rico habitually encounters seasonal marejadas (tidal waves) and severe hurricanes. Working with La Corporación Piñones Se Integra (COPI), this project focused on exploring past community experiences about natural disasters to initiate organized preparedness and response for the future. We investigated the concept of the community as first responders, analyzing models for Place Attachment, Zero-Order Responders, and adapting the Model for Disaster Resiliency of Place. We gathered stories from community members about natural disasters and created two videos about disaster response across generations, a Spanish-language podcast and large-scale outreach material for the community.
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- 42701
- E-project-121021-145916
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- 2021
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- UN Sustainable Development Goals
- Date created
- 2021-12-10
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Communities as First Responders - Pinones Puerto Rico After Disaster_2.pdf | Public | Download | ||
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Pinones Emergency Ready! - Spanish and English Worksheet_0.pdf | Public | Download | ||
Endurance, Resilience, Perseverance - Banner_0.png | Public | Download |
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