Down by the River: Addressing the rights, needs and strengths of Fijian sexual and gender minorities in disaster risk reduction and humanitarian response

Published 2018
Type Reports
Theme Gender
Language English
Pages: 52
Uploader Mathilde Girardet
Publisher(s) Oxfam Australia
Sector(s)
Location(s) All Countries
Author(s) Emily Dwyer and Lana Woolf, Edge Effect, Rainbow Proud Foundation Fiji
Rights Oxfam Australia
Source: Down by the River: Addressing the rights, needs and strengths of Fijian sexual and gender minorities in disaster risk reduction
Find more on these topics sexual and gender minorities, DRR, sexual orientations and gender identities
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This document can also be found on the official website of Oxfam Australia at: https://www.oxfam.org.au/
Down By The River priorities the stories shared by Fijian sexual and gender minorities, as their stories cut through the jargon of the development and humanitarian sectors, challenge our assumptions or beliefs, and provide us with an opportunity to connect as humans. Their stories also speak of strengths, and serve as a reminder that affected people should be at the heart of decision-making and projects that seek to address their needs.
This resource is part of the collection "LGBTIQ+ protection and inclusion in humanitarian action".
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