The trauma of natural disasters doesn't end with the physical destruction; recovery involves long-term psychological impacts that often remain unaddressed in disaster aid.
Our analysis revealed that certain demographics, such as low-income individuals, racial minorities, and the LGBTQ community, faced higher risks of displacement during disasters.
Displacement brings about challenges that extend beyond immediate shelter needs, leading to prolonged emotional distress and economic instability, which can derail the recovery process.
The data shows not only the scale of displacement but highlights the urgent need for tailored policies that consider the varied experiences of different communities.
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