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This group brings together papers that examine how environmental risks and responses are shaped by gendered and intersectional inequalities. Collectively, they highlight how women and marginalized groups experience disproportionate vulnerability to environmental harm, from disaster recovery contexts to everyday exposures and food insecurity.
Mapping the Demands of Indigenous Women’s Organizations on Climate Change Adaptation and Health in Peru - Maria Isabel Espinoza, Michigan State University
The body, spirit, and beyond traditional intersectionality: an expanded lens on women’s environmental behavior and action - Alina Caulfield, Vanderbilt University
Understanding the nexus of the environmental harm and victimization of women and girls. - Kashmaya Andreas Andreas Rincon, University of Florida