Australian Journal of Emergency Management | AJEM

The Australian Journal of Emergency Management has a unique role in the emergency management and disaster resilience landscape both within Australia and beyond our borders. As a premier publication providing thought leadership for emergency managers and those who work to support disaster resilience across a range of sectors, the journal brings into focus issues that are at the forefront of thinking.

This edition of the journal looks at the important issue of gender justice in disasters. As Professor Emerita Raewyn Connell writes, ‘before an event, someone’s gender is likely to shape their vulnerability and exposure’. This has implications for women, men and LGBTIQA+ people.

Amanda Leck
Executive Director, Australian Institute for Disaster Resilience

News and views

Foreword view download286.7 KB view
What is gender justice in disasters? view download235.7 KB view
Gender justice in disaster: Outcomes Statement view download298.7 KB view
Government initiatives for reimagining gender in emergency management view download263.3 KB view
Diversity and inclusion: learning as we go view download300.2 KB view
The epistemological non-sense of disaster studies and some more sensible prospects view download334.9 KB view
Embedding gender equality in emergency management planning view download285 KB view
Just add trust: implementing diversity and inclusion in emergency management view download302.2 KB view
Intersectionality: recognising multiple drivers of violence to improve response view download265.5 KB view
Convergence of design: Aboriginal knowledge and emergency management - a new interdisciplinary paradigm? view download420.3 KB view
A shortage of women in the care sector view download276 KB view
Gender, toilets and evacuation centres view download781.6 KB view
Taking action to accelerate progress towards gender equality in the fire and emergency sector view download414.4 KB view
The importance of queer community resilience view download253.2 KB view
The Only Way Is Up: a tool for evaluating diverse SOGIESC (aka LGBTIQ+) inclusion view download505.1 KB view
Girls Fire and Resilience Program view download313 KB view
Book review: Summertime: Reflections on a vanishing future view download276.6 KB view

Reports

Indigenous fire knowledge and land management practice view download332.7 KB view
Issues paper: Gender Justice in Disaster Conference 2021 view download357.6 KB view

Research

Under pressure: developing lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) inclusive emergency services view download355.7 KB view
Gendered aspects of long-term disaster resilience in Victoria, Australia view download333 KB view
Men’s role in violence against women in disasters: studies in Iran and Australia view download342.6 KB view
Understanding the experiences of women in disasters: lessons for emergency management planning view download565 KB view