Fiona Doherty

Assistant Professor

University of Tennessee

United States

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Fiona Doherty is an Assistant Professor at the University of Tennessee, located in the United States. Her research areas include extreme weather preparedness among vulnerable populations, mental health impacts of climate change on farmers, and food justice. She has contributed significantly to the literature on disaster readiness and communication preferences within diverse communities.

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Ohio State University

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Boston College

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Extreme heat preparedness and coping among older adults: A rapid review

Extreme Weather Information for Diverse Older Adults: Communication Preferences and Trusted Information Sources

“It's one thing after another, after another”: A participatory and systems-based exploration of farmer mental health and climate change

Extreme Weather Disruptions and Emergency Preparedness Among Older Adults in Ohio: An Eight-County Assessment

Association between child, early, and forced marriage and extreme weather events: A mixed-methods systematic review

"The farm has an insatiable appetite": A food justice approach to understanding beginning farmer stress

Social and structural vulnerabilities: Associations with disaster readiness

Are you prepared? Efficacy, contextual vulnerability, and disaster readiness

Caste: the origins of our discontents

Resident interactions when affirming and correcting peers in a therapeutic community for women

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Smitha Rao

Samantha Teixeira

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