COVIDCalls Podcast - EP #441 - 3.1.2022 - Disasterology w/Samantha Montano

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EP #441 - 3.1.2022 - Disasterology w/Samantha Montano

2022-03-02

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Today I welcome disaster researcher and co-founder of the group Disaster Researchers for Justice Samantha Montano. Samantha Montano is an assistant professor of emergency management at...

Today I welcome disaster researcher and co-founder of the group Disaster Researchers for Justice Samantha Montano.

Samantha Montano is an assistant professor of emergency management at Massachusetts Maritime Academy. Her first book is: DISASTEROLOGY: Dispatches from The Front Lines of The Climate Crisis comes out this August. She is also author of recent essay: Not All Disasters Are Disasters: Pandemic Categorization and Its Consequences with Amanda Savitt on SSRC Disaster Studies; and co-founder of Disaster Researchers for Justice.