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Catherine "Cat" Rooney Howland is a professor and project director at the Research and Training Center on Independent Living at the University of Kansas. She studies how discrimination during disasters affects people with disabilities. Cat argues that emergency response plans need to include strategies that consider the needs of those with disabilities to ensure equal access to aid and resources. The research from Cat and others at the center aims to highlight important social issues facing people with disabilities globally in their everyday lives.
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