Resilience: Social

People and Community

People

• Ruth McManus; School of Language, Social and Political Sciences; Sociology and Anthropology
• Sarah Beaven; School of Earth and Environment
• Babak Bahador; Media and Communications; School of Language, Social and Political Sciences
• Rosemary Du Plessis; School of Language, Social and Political Sciences; Sociology
• Matthew William Hughes; Civil and Natural Resources Engineering; QuakeCore
• Jennifer Hay; Linguistics; New Zealand Institute of Language, Brain & Behaviour; School of Language, Social and Political Sciences
• Simon Paul Kingham; School of Earth and Environment
• Rita Dionisio; School of Earth and Environment
• Ed Challies; School of Earth and Environment
• Billy O'Steen; School of Educational Studies and Leadership
• Bronwyn Hayward; Political Science and International Relations; School of Language, Social and Political Sciences
• Kate Prendergast; School of Language, Social and Political Sciences
• Yvonne Isobel Crichton-Hill; Human Services and Social Work; School of Language, Social and Political Sciences
• Kristie-Lee Thomas; School of Earth and Environment
• Simon Kemp; School of Psychology, Speech and Hearing
• Kelly Frances Dombroski; School of Earth and Environment
• David John Conradson; School of Earth and Environment

• Search and Rescue Research Group (SRRG)
• Resilience: Social Research

• UCQuakebox: Digital Translation and Transcription of Earthquake Stories
• Reflection Collection: Digitally capturing Students products from earthquake related course at UC
• The relationships of geographical variations in health outcome and earthquake impact
• City of Flows: Household Water Practices in Christchurch, New Zealand
• Stories of Movement: Experiences of disruption and adjustment in post quake city
• The imapct of the earthquake on the local elections 2010
• Construction industry capacity for recovery and rebuild
• Exploring the impact of the Canterbury Earthquakes on restaurant survival rates
• The Christchurch Cathedral controversy
• Earthquake Tourism
• Factors affecting residential and business relocation decisions following the Canterbury earthquakes
• Sustainable Communities
• UC CEISMIC
• Sustainable Citizenship and Civic Imagination: Hei Puāwaitanga
• Things Change: Material culture, memory and transformation in post-quake Christchurch
• Understanding Place
• Women’s Voices: Recording women’s experiences of the Canterbury earthquakes
• Evaluation of the Earthquake Support Coordination Service

• Animals and People
• Culture and Heritage
• Education
• Emergency Management Planning
• Health and Wellbeing
• Media and Communication
• Psychology and Relationships