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Incidents of violence against women and children following major disasters have been documented worldwide. After the Great East Japan Disaster, Professor Yoshihama contacted colleagues in Japan and established a national network to address women’s rights and welfare and she co-directed the network’s research committee and conducted action research projects with the goal of strengthening gender-informed disaster policies and responses in Japan
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Gender-based Violence Following the 2011 Great East Japan Disasters: Making the Invisible Visible through Research | University of Michigan School of Social Work
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Incidents of violence against women and children following major disasters have been documented worldwide. After the Great East Japan Disaster, Professor Yoshihama contacted colleagues in Japan and established a national network to address women’s rights and welfare and she co-directed the network’s research committee and conducted action research projects with the goal of strengthening gender-informed disaster policies and responses in Japan
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