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“Race to Resilience” Initiative

Organizing Transformational Resilience Coordinating Networks  in North America and Worldwide From record heat waves, storms, wildfires, droughts, floods, and other disasters, to increasing disruptions to the ecological, social, and economic systems people rely on for food, water, shelter, jobs, incomes, health, and other basic needs, the global climate-ecosystem-biodiversity (C-E-B) crisis is rapidly escalating. The crisis […]
Event Series National Resilience Guidance 2024

National Resilience Guidance 2024

FEMA released the National Resilience Guidance (NRG) and a webinar series that will provide an overview of the NRG and the supplemental resilience resources available. Registration required. Webinar 1: Sept. 24 at 1 p.m. ET. Webinar 2: Sept. 26 at 3 p.m. ET. Webinar 3: Oct. 1 at 1 p.m. ET. Webinar 4: Oct. 9 […]

Emerging Cybersecurity Threats: Preparing for the Malicious Use of Artificial Intelligence

Idaho Office of Emergency Management (IOEM) is sponsoring an educational seminar series aimed at enhancing community preparedness and resilience. This series is sponsored by IOEM with collaboration from the Oregon Department of Emergency Management, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), and Albertsons Companies. You can register for the session now.  This second installment, scheduled for Thursday, […]

Disaster risk reduction, how philanthropy can empower a resilient future webinar

Disaster risk reduction (DDR) helps communities by “preventing new and reducing existing disaster risk and managing residual risk.” In recognition of October’s International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction, the Center for Disaster Philanthropy is hosting a webinar to educate funders about their role in helping communities build resilience by reducing risk. Disasters are not natural; […]

Community Health Workers: Making an Emergency Kit

Learn how to put together an essential emergency kit as a community health worker. Learn the must-have items to include and how to customize it for different scenarios. Join us for practical tips and insights on being prepared for emergencies in your community.

ORVID Training

Save the date! Oregon Emergency Management will be hosting a training on the Oregon Volunteers in Disaster (ORVID) system on October 14 from 3pm to 4pm. To initiate the process and gain access to the platform in advance of the training, please follow the simple steps below: Step 1: Complete the Request Account Setup Form […]

Navigating the Future of Flood Risk: Expert Insights and Strategies for Using Climate Data

Communities across the US are grappling with the intense impacts of coastal, riverine and pluvial flooding, wildfires, and scorching heatwaves. To effectively plan and adapt to these climate challenges, public works agencies need climate data that’s not just accurate, but scalable and actionable. This data is crucial for designing resilient infrastructure, smart land-use strategies, and […]

Be 2 Weeks Ready Program Coordinator training

Be 2 Weeks Ready is a community-based program that helps people prepare for emergencies alongside their friends, family, and communities. We use the term “community” to refer to any group made up of individuals. One person can be a part of many different communities and can help those communities Be 2 Weeks Ready. In this 4.5-hour […]

Crisis Preparedness And Emergency Management In The Arts Field

An overview of crisis preparedness and emergency management in the arts field. The National Coalition for Arts Preparedness and Emergency Response (NCAPER) will share an overview of crisis preparedness and emergency management in the arts field. You will gain insight into the readiness/response/recovery cycle, learn about local and national resources, and explore what the arts ecosystem can […]

Quake Questions Answered: Building our Community’s Resilience

Public panel event in support of the Great ShakeOut October 17 is Great ShakeOut Day, when millions of people worldwide participate in earthquake drills at work, school, or home. This event aims to improve understanding of seismic hazard and resilience in our region, where earthquakes are rarely felt, but have the potential to occur with devastating […]

Introducing Southern Baptist to Disaster Relief

Hurricane Helene has only been eclipsed by Katrina in its path of destruction. The death count is above 230 and continues to grow. Cost estimates for damage are incalculable so far. Northwest Baptist began deploying Disaster Relief volunteers the last week of September. Deployments will continue for weeks and be for approximately 10 days each. […]