Katherine E. Browne – SAPIENS

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Hurricane Katrina aftermath - Hurricane Katrina rearranged Katie Williams’ home on its foundation. Katie and her family had the capacity to reclaim their lives, but the disaster recovery system sabotaged their built-in cultural resilience.

Roux and Resilience: Eleven Years After Hurricane Katrina

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