Clare E. B. Cannon

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University of California, Davis

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Clare E. B. Cannon is an Associate Professor at the University of California Davis, USA. Her research primarily focuses on intimate partner violence, disaster preparedness, and community-based participatory action research related to climate justice. Recent publications explore the intersections of sociodemographic factors, crime perceptions, and the built environment, alongside reviews of contemporary approaches to violence prevention and intervention programs.

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Addressing environmental health concerns of community residents of Kettleman City, CA: A community-based approach to examining exposure and assessing community health

Open Date: 2018-07-01

Close Date: 2020-07-01

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Doctoral Dissertation Research: Exposure to Environmental Hazards: Analyzing the Location and Distribution of Landfills in the Contiguous United States

Open Date: 2016-05-01

Close Date: 2018-04-30

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Alex McInturff

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University of Washington

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J. Brian Houston

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University of Missouri

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Jennifer First

Assistant Professor

University of Tennessee

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Subjectivities of broken windows: Assessing the relationship among crime perceptions, sociodemographic factors, and built environment on neighborhood vacancy perceptions in New Orleans

A feminist community-based participatory action research approach to advance climate justice

Examining stress and multiple disaster exposure: An exploratory analysis of the role of sociodemographic characteristics and disaster preparedness.

Assessing Primary Prevention Programs for Intimate Partner Violence: A Review of Contemporary Approaches

Evaluating Risk Assessments for Intimate Partner Violence: A Review of Contemporary Approaches

Examining Intervention Programs for Perpetrators and Victims of Intimate Partner Violence: A Review of Contemporary Approaches

After Katrina: Disaster and intimate partner violence research.

Intimate partner violence and disasters: A review of the literature.

U.S. Changes in Intimate Partner Violence During the COVID-19 Pandemic

A disaster's disparate impacts: analysing perceived stress and personal resilience across gender and race

Intimate Partner Violence Survivorship, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Disaster: Implications for Future Disasters

Surviving intimate partner violence and disaster

Impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on rural survivors of intimate partner violence.

Translating and embedding equity-thinking into climate adaptation: an analysis of US cities

Wild Urban Injustice: A Critical POET Model to Advance Environmental Justice

Along the energy justice continuum: An examination of energy disposal through the lens of feminist community based participatory action research

Back to the future: Indigenous relationality, kincentricity and the North American Model of wildlife management

Assessing Resident Perceptions of Physical Disorder on Perceptions of Crime

Explaining Disaster and Pandemic Preparedness at the Nexus of Personal Resilience and Social Vulnerability: An Exploratory Study

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Alex McInturff

J. Brian Houston

Jennifer First

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