Qualitative research reveals significant emotional and psychological effects of wildfires on women, highlighting the need for gender-sensitive approaches in disaster response.
Key Points
Women reported intense fear and anxiety from the wildfire, highlighting significant emotional trauma.
Key themes identified included emotional response, fire intervention, and the role of gender in disaster contexts.
Using thematic analysis on qualitative interviews, the study revealed rich data despite a small participant group.
Findings suggest a necessity for integrating gender-sensitive approaches in disaster recovery and response frameworks.