EP #415 - 02.16.2022 - COVID Bereavement with Ashton Verdery: A Return Visit

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EP #415 - 02.16.2022 - COVID Bereavement with Ashton Verdery: A Return Visit

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Today I welcome Ashton Verdery back to COVIDCalls to talk about COVID bereavement and its long term impacts on children.
Ashton M. Verdery, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor of Sociology, Demography, and Computational and Data Science at the Pennsylvania State University. His research focuses on how changes in social and family networks influence health.

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Feb 16, 2022

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A daily discussion of the COVID-19 pandemic with a diverse collection of disaster experts - hosted by Dr. Scott Gabriel Knowles, a historian of disasters at KAIST in Daejeon, South Korea.

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#1 COVIDCalls 3.16.2020 - The First Episode: Public Health & COVID-19 in the USA: How should public health systems in the U.S. respond to COVID-19, and what lessons can we draw from the past and for the future? Dr. Gigi Kwik Gronvall, a Senior Scholar at the John Hopkins Center for Health Security, joins to discuss the early national... by COVIDCalls
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#37 COVIDCalls 5.5.2020 - Public Health Update + Disaster Research In the Age of COVID: What are the challenges and opportunities COVID-19 presents for disaster researchers? What are the central problems with emergency management in the United States? What is the state of the pandemic in Philadelphia in early May 2020? Dr. Esther Chernak, p... by COVIDCalls
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#24 COVIDCalls 4.16.2020 - COVID & Environmental Justice in Louisiana I: How are the racial injustice of slavery and environmental injustice of petrochemical plants compounding to impact the health effects of COVID-19 in southern Lousiana? How are communities, especially communities of color, responding to a high COVID death ... by COVIDCalls
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#14 COVIDCalls 4.2.2020 - Care, Grieving, Parents, & Children in the Pandemic: How is ageism influencing debates over whether or not to “re-open” the nation amidst rising infections and economic fall out? What does caring for the elderly during the pandemic look like during the early pandemic? How is COVID-19 affecting how and what... by COVIDCalls
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#28 COVIDCalls 4.22.2020 - Public Health Update + COVID & the Law: How much legal power does the U.S. federal government have to regulate states during pandemic? How are various issues related to the pandemic, from shelter-in-place orders, state specific quarantines, limits on religious gatherings, and deportations bein... by COVIDCalls
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#5 COVIDCalls 3.20.2020 - National Disaster: Emergency Management in a Pandemic: What does it mean that COVID-19 was declared a disaster/emergency by multiple levels of government across the United States? How does the structure of emergency governance affect emergency managers responding to the pandemic? Dr. Samantha Montano, an as... by COVIDCalls
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#17 COVIDCalls 4.7.2020 - Disaster, Resilience, & Data: What are the social factors that shape people’s understanding of disaster? What ties communities together and helps them remain strong, cope, and recover? What are the data that help us understand how people support each other during crisis? Dr. Daniel P... by COVIDCalls
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#10 COVIDCalls 3.27.2020 - Disaster & Disability: Why were tools of accessibility, like video conferencing and live transcription, only embraced by institutions in response to COVID-19, despite being denied to disabled people pre-pandemic? What can disability studies add to our understanding of COVID-19... by COVIDCalls
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#42 COVIDCalls 5.12.2020 - Researcher’s Roundtable: Want to know what impacts COVID-19 has on transport methods, the environment, or infrastructure? Ever wonder about the national discourse about disparate impacts of COVID-19 affecting black communities in the United States? Join us in this researcher’s... by COVIDCalls
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#39 COVIDCalls 5.7.2020 - COVID & Climate Action by COVIDCalls
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#34 COVIDCalls 4.30.2020 - COVID-19, Disaster Governance, and Federalism: How has COVID-19 revealed and exacerbated fundamental disagreements over federalism in the United States that have been brewing for 230 years? Why does disaster reveal the broken linkages between different layers of government? Dr. Don Kettl, the Sid Ric... by COVIDCalls
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#3 COVIDCalls 3.18.2020 - Evacuation & Shelter Decision-Making & Coping w/ Pets: What are the psychological factors behind how individuals and organizations make evacuation/sheltering decisions during disasters? How are pets a source of comfort and resilience? Dr. Sarah DeYoung, an expert on applied social and community psychology an... by COVIDCalls
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#58 COVIDCalls 6.3.2020 - The Pandemic & Wildfire: How has COVID-19 shaped wildfire preparedness and disaster recovery from previous wildfires? How will California deal with the pandemic and wildfire season? Let’s sit down with Max Moritz, a Wildfire Specialist and Director of the Moritz Lab at U.C. Sant... by COVIDCalls
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#2 COVIDCalls 3.17.2020 - Journalism & Social Science in the Pandemic w/ Robinson Meyer & Kim Fortun: How can we understand disaster amidst the unknowns in the beginning of a crisis? How do journalists and academics approach information, disorganization, and uncertainty to further understanding during disaster events. Robinson Meyer, a staff writer for t... by COVIDCalls
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EP #415 - 02.16.2022 - COVID Bereavement with Ashton Verdery: A Return Visit

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