Anuradha Dugal: The Gender Gap in Emergency Planning

There is a gap in our emergency planning when it comes to intimate partner violence. Anuradha Dugal wants to change that.


Anuradha is the Vice President of Community Initiatives at the Canadian Women’s Foundation. She examines the consequences of not shockproofing our emergency planning against intimate partner violence.


Anuradha spoke at The Walrus Talks Gender-Based Violence on November 16, 2023.


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