Experiences of Immigrants During Disasters in the US: A Systematic Literature Review.

As a vulnerable population, immigrants can be disproportionately affected by disasters. Because of their legal and migratory status, immigrants may have different challenges, needs, and possibilities when facing a disaster. Yet, within disaster studies, immigrants are rarely studied alone.

Perception and Use of COVID Contact Tracing Mobile Applications in New York State (NYS).

The study explores the use of COVID-19 related apps for contact tracing deployed in New York State (NYS). The project seeks to understand potential differences in perception, adoption, or privacy concerns among racial and ethnic populations and across age groups. Using the Antecedent-Privacy Concerns-Outcomes (APCO) framework and the perceived usefulness construct, this study explores factors influencing the individual level adoption of these apps.