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Sexual Harassment and Gender Discrimination in Wildland Fire Management Must be Addressed

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posted on 2024-11-13, 18:21 authored by Christine EriksenChristine Eriksen
Sexual harassment and gender discrimination are behavioral patterns not uncommon in the many varied settings of wildland fire. Whether in the classroom, on the fireline, in a government or non-governmental organization office, women and men are subjected to and are targets of sexual harassment and gender discrimination on a daily basis. The prevalence of this issue, its causes, its impacts, and potential solutions are the foci of this Associa- tion for Fire Ecology (AFE) position paper.

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Eriksen, C. (2016). Sexual Harassment and Gender Discrimination in Wildland Fire Management Must be Addressed. Association for Fire Ecology.

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English

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127737

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