Selected Media

2025

Trump thinks FEMA should go away. Did the agency do its job Georgia in 2024?Columbia Ledger-Enquirer, March 3.

Texas Is Unprepared for Compound Climate Disasters.” Public Health Watch, January 15.

2024

Safekeeping: Blue Hen Advice for Disaster Survival.” UD Magazine on UDaily, November 22.

How to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse.” UD Magazine on UDaily, November 21.

Cities With The Most Climate Risk.” MoneyGeek, November 11.

States With The Most Climate Risk.” MoneyGeek, November 11.

Planning Now for the Disasters of Tomorrow.” UDaily, August 9.

How Heat Combined with Hurricane Beryl to Cause Misery in Houston.” Scientific American, July 20.

Protect Your Home and Family From Tornado Damages.” MoneyGeek, May 22.

Crying Wolf in an Age of Alarms.” Nautilus, May 15.

2023

The State With the Most Hurricane Risk May Surprise You; It Isn’t Florida.” MoneyGeek, December 5. Updated November 1, 2024.

U.S. Hurricane Facts and Statistics.” MoneyGeek, December 5. Updated November 6, 2024.

Protecting Your Home Against Hurricane Damages .” MoneyGeek, December 5. Updated November 1, 2024.

University professors reflect on the educational aspects of AI.” The Review, November 30

Evacuating is expensive. Recovery is long and hard.Perci, September 18, Updated March 5, 2024.

Arts and Sciences Dean Search.” UDaily, June 5

A Caribbean island's quest to become the world's first climate-resilient nation” Jose Alison Kentish, BBC, April 19

How I Teach - Anthropology.” Ann Manser, UDaily, April 10

2022

Recovery After Ian” Julie Martin, Evening Debrief, October 5

For the Record.” UDaily, September 9

Covid Hazard Pay Has Ripple Effects in Today’s Overtime Cases” Robert Iafolla, Bloomberg Law, July 26

Families Displaced by Hurricane Laura Face FEMA Trailer Rents They Say They Can’t Afford” Mike Smith, The Advocate, April 11

How to Prepare for Flash Floods, According to Delaware Experts” Matt Amis, Delaware Today, April 7

Here’s How Disaster Declarations Work—and Why Aid Takes So Long” Amal Ahmed, Southerly Magazine, February 18

2021

Quoted in the News: UD Thought Leaders Share Their Perspectives and ExpertiseUniversity of Delaware Magazine 29 (3): 11

Hurricane Ida destroyed affordable rental units. Hundreds of families still can’t find new ones” Ellie Rushing, Philadelphia Inquirer, December 9

Climate Scholars Interview: Jennifer Trivedi by University of Delaware Biochemistry Major and Climate Scholar Shayna Demick”, Climate Change Hub, University of Delaware, November 30

9/11 brought Americans together. Why is the pandemic tearing them apart?” Nicole Karlis, Salon, September 10

The university community responds to ‘Re-coop’ days” Catherine Hogan, The Review, April 21

Professors reflect on the benefits, the drawbacks and the newfound skills of teaching online courses” Lauren Magee, The Review, April 7

2020

For the Record.” UDaily, December 11

Hurricane Delta aims for ‘devil's playground.” Daniel Cusick, E&E News, October 9

As Hurricanes Hit, We Look Back at Hurricane KatrinaNewsCycle with Alicia Preston, September 19

Nearly a third of Americans worry about having their work hours cut or losing their jobs” Kimberly Adams, Marketplace, September 1

Lessons from Katrina” Peter Bothum, UDaily, August 28

In Houston’s Fifth Ward, the Storm Never Stops” Amal Ahmed, Texas Observer, July 17

Chiquoine, Trivedi, & Williams - Disaster Researchers' Roundtable” Scott Knowles, COVID Calls, May 12

’This is a yo-yo.’ COVID-19 hits families still suffering from Hurricane Florence” Adam Wagner, News and Observer, May 7

COVID-19 prompts questions about which jobs are classed ‘hazardous’” Kimberly Adams, Marketplace, April 7

How to Support Employees with High-Risk Concerns During a COVID-19 Outbreak” Carolyn Crist, Society for Human Resource Management, March 24

How are professors coping with the sudden campus closure?” Yusra Asif, The Review, March 20

Episode 34: Responses to COVID-19” Charles Woods, The Big Rhetorical Podcast, March 16

What is Our Response?”, Lutherans Restoring Creation

2019

PA Sends Team To Lutheran Disaster Response Gathering Focused on Climate Change”, Lutheran Advocacy Ministry in Pennsylvania, October 21, 2019