The “Sociological Insights” series, created by the American Sociological Association, presents findings from sociology – the science of society – that are of interest to the broader public.
Sociologists Lori Peek, University of Colorado-Boulder, and Alice Fothergill, University of Vermont, followed the lives of children who experienced and survived Hurricane Katrina over a 7-year period. They assessed the individual factors and broader social forces that influenced the children’s recovery after the storm. They find that advocates are the keys to recovery.
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Produced by: Alan Brain
Motion Graphics by: Alan Brain
Edited by: Alan Brain
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