The CUIDAR project ran from 2015-2018 and this website has now been archived as a record of the research and its impacts. Please see the Flood Archive website (www.lancaster.ac.uk/floodarchive) for more recent information and outputs.
Cultures of Disaster Resilience among children and young people
About us
Find out about the project and read about our partners, practitioners and collaborators…
Latest News
Find out what we have been doing recently…
How we work
Find out how we work and the project’s aims and objectives…
CUIDAR Framework
Find out about our project framework and other tools and resources…
Project Outputs
Find out about the outputs of the project here as they are completed…
Working with children
Read about the workshops we’re doing with children here…
Resources & Publications
Read our academic work and find useful links connected to our research here…
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LATEST NEWS
The CUIDAR Finale
The CUIDAR Finale took place in Lisbon on the 22nd and 23rd of May 2018. The aim was to show the project’s main findings to an international audience of decision-makers, practitioners, and researchers. Participants experienced and discussed the main outcome from the project – a child-centred disaster management framework for Europe, which will help those[…]
The CUIDAR Finale
The CUIDAR Finale took place in Lisbon on the 22nd and 23rd of May 2018. The aim was to show the project’s main findings to an international audience of decision-makers, practitioners, and researchers. Participants experienced and discussed the main outcome from the project – a child-centred disaster management framework for Europe, which will help those[…]
The CUIDAR Finale
The CUIDAR Finale took place in Lisbon on the 22nd and 23rd of May 2018. The aim was to show the project’s main findings to an international audience of decision-makers, practitioners, and researchers. Participants experienced and discussed the main outcome from the project – a child-centred disaster management framework for Europe, which will help those[…]
The CUIDAR Finale
The CUIDAR Finale took place in Lisbon on the 22nd and 23rd of May 2018. The aim was to show the project’s main findings to an international audience of decision-makers, practitioners, and researchers. Participants experienced and discussed the main outcome from the project – a child-centred disaster management framework for Europe, which will help those[…]
Giving UK Children a Voice in Emergencies
Kelsey Smith, a member of the project team from our partner Save the Children UK, writes about the charity’s involvement in the CUIDAR Project. This blog originally appeared on the Save the Children website. 2017 was a year with headlines dominated by disasters in the UK. The devastating fire at Grenfell tower; attacks at Manchester[…]
Giving UK Children a Voice in Emergencies
Kelsey Smith, a member of the project team from our partner Save the Children UK, writes about the charity’s involvement in the CUIDAR Project. This blog originally appeared on the Save the Children website. 2017 was a year with headlines dominated by disasters in the UK. The devastating fire at Grenfell tower; attacks at Manchester[…]
Giving UK Children a Voice in Emergencies
Kelsey Smith, a member of the project team from our partner Save the Children UK, writes about the charity’s involvement in the CUIDAR Project. This blog originally appeared on the Save the Children website. 2017 was a year with headlines dominated by disasters in the UK. The devastating fire at Grenfell tower; attacks at Manchester[…]
Giving UK Children a Voice in Emergencies
Kelsey Smith, a member of the project team from our partner Save the Children UK, writes about the charity’s involvement in the CUIDAR Project. This blog originally appeared on the Save the Children website. 2017 was a year with headlines dominated by disasters in the UK. The devastating fire at Grenfell tower; attacks at Manchester[…]
Alison Lloyd Williams: Blog from Fukushima
I am currently in Japan on a one-month visit, following up on last year’s research study here as a JSPS postdoctoral fellow. I’m working again with Prof Aya Goto at Fukushima Medical University (FMU), who invited me to lead a series of seminars on sociological approaches to disasters and participatory methods in research, as well[…]
Alison Lloyd Williams: Blog from Fukushima
I am currently in Japan on a one-month visit, following up on last year’s research study here as a JSPS postdoctoral fellow. I’m working again with Prof Aya Goto at Fukushima Medical University (FMU), who invited me to lead a series of seminars on sociological approaches to disasters and participatory methods in research, as well[…]
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