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Flood-affected women and children in north-western Pakistan urgently need aid. Read more here and here
Brenda Phillips - 2010 Mary Fran Myers Award winner. Read more...
GDN reaching out in Haiti -- how can we help? Read more...
Tens of thousands of pregnant women at risk. Read more...
Gendering DRR -- Resources for emergency responders, humanitarian workers. Read more...
Reducción del Riesgo de Desastres con Enfoque de Género. Recursos Claves. Read more...

The Gender and Disaster Network started as an educational project initiated by women and men interested in gender relations in disaster contexts. We are the first web presence to advocate for gender mainstreaming in disaster risk reduction using the World Wide Web. Read more
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The Gender and Disaster Sourcebook
The GDN hosts and maintains the Gender and Disaster and Disaster Sourcebook, a one-stop user-friendly electronic guide to help answer the question: "What is the link between gender equality and disaster risk?"
The Gender and Disaster Network Knowledgebase
A repository of many resources available to download in the GDN Knowledgebase.
The Mary Fran Myers Award
The Mary Fran Myers Award was so-named in order to recognize her sustained efforts to launch a worldwide network among disaster professionals, for advancing women’s careers and for promoting research on gender issues in disaster research in emergency management and higher education. Go here for the latest awardee.
The GDN website is a continuing work in progress. Thanks to support from USAID/OFDA, USDA, UNISDR PreventionWeb, Northumbria University, School of Applied Sciences and our many volunteers, we are expanding the GDN and making it more dynamic. We have many plans, some of which can be enacted now, others will have to wait for further sponsorship. Please visit In the Pipeline to see a description of some of the ideas we have for the future.
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