The Cost of Filipino “Resilience”: Lessons for the Philippines’ Weather-Related Disaster Response

Filipino "resilience," which is defined by post-disaster measures like relief supplies and rescue operations, has historically served as the foundation for policies pertaining to disaster risk reduction management in the Philippines.

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October 24, 2024

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Jeremiah R. Lucero

2024 Summer Fellow

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Jeremiah R. Lucero

Other Fellowship Capstones

Who Owns Your Genes? The Bioethics of Gene Patenting

Dirty Dynamics: Waste Colonialism in Ghana

Accessibility to Childcare: A Persistent Issue in the United States