WHAT IS THE DISASTER JUSTICE NETWORK?
The Disaster Justice Network (DJN) is a volunteer network lending support to share critical information that is not easily accessed for the Hurricanes Laura, Delta, Zeta and Ida recovery processes. The network includes community leaders, faith leaders, advocates, activists, practitioners, researchers, and students weaving together environmental justice and disaster expertise to develop strategies that address the inequitable access to disaster response and recovery efforts and to advocate for a justice-driven recovery process. Learn more about us here.
News & Updates
- Lt. Gen. Russel Honoré urges FEMA to take care of climate refugeesLt. Gen. Russel Honoré (Ret.) published this opinion in The Hill about the importance of FEMA taking care of climate refugees rather than charging them rent. In the state of Louisiana, which has […]
- Resilient Rebuilding in Lake Charles featured on KPLC NewsWe are proud to share that our efforts to promote resilient rebuilding in Lake Charles through the Disaster Justice Network have been recognized on local news!
- Resilient Disaster Rebuild TechniquesCheck out our Housing page for a plethora of resources for resilient rebuilding! We have reports on mold eradication, high wind protections, roof rebuilding, and wet floodproofing. Our volunteers have been referencing these […]
Support the Disaster Justice Network
Fund our work through any of these trusted organizations:
Southern Mutual Help Association, Inc.
LEAN (Louisiana Environmental Action Network)
Learn more about how you can support us by getting involved.
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