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 consequences. UO News Article
Great Oregon ShakeOut is a chance to prep for the ‘big one’
What: A free, public panel event to discuss what we know now, what we expect to learn, and what you can do to be prepared for the Big One here in the Pacific Northwest. Get your earthquake questions answered by expert seismologists, researchers and emergency managers (panel members listed below).
When: Oct. 17 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. (refreshments provided)
Where: Museum of Natural and Cultural History, University of Oregon, 1680 E 15th Ave, Eugene, OR 97401
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, October 10, will explore the challenges, hidden dangers, and managerial risks associated with integrating AI, emphasizing the importance of ethical, secure, and effective implementation.
For questions or more information, contact training@ghinternational.com. Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your organization’s preparedness and resilience.
For a recording of Session 1, 2, and 3 of the 2024 Public-Private Partnership Security and Resilience Seminar Series, please click here. For recordings of the 2023 PSPRS Seminar Series sessions, please click here.
When preparing and responding to emergencies, it is crucial to embed health equity from the start to ensure that all people have equal access to life-saving information, services, and programs. Emergencies, such as a natural disaster or a pandemic, can have devastating impacts on whole communities. People in racial and ethnic minority communities, people with disabilities, people living in geographically isolated areas, and other groups often face systemic barriers and health disparities that are exacerbated during an emergency.
Join CDC’s Office of Health Equity (OHE) and our partners to learn about the importance of health equity in emergency response and preparedness. OHE and CDC’s Office of Readiness and Response will present on its emergency response work, including the establishment of the Chief Health Equity Officer (CHEO) unit in CDC emergency responses. Additional presenters include subject matter experts from Choose Healthy Life, Southern Plains Tribal Health Board, and National Association of State Directors of Developmental Disabilities Services (NASDDDS)
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 training, participants will learn the components of the Be 2 Weeks Ready program and how to implement it in their community.
As a Program Coordinator, you are responsible for planning your outreach, determining which communities you will bring this program to, and identifying community hosts who will help you share the program with others.
This training is intended for anyone who has a training, networking or outreach role and would like to bring Be 2 Weeks Ready to their community. The training is free and will be held virtually via Zoom.
For questions, please contact Kayla Thompson, OEM Community Preparedness Coordinator at community.preparedness@oem.oregon.gov.
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.
Come join us for a fascinating event where we’ll be looking back at how communities have dealt the with pandemic in the past.
Our Emergency Preparedness experts will share insights and strategies to help us be better prepared for future challenges. The event will be held in San Bernardino, Ca & via Zoom, so mark your calendars and be ready to learn and engage with like-minded individuals. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and be part of the discussion!
Available via zoom (40m session)
Hurricane Helene caused widespread destruction and devastation, from Florida, where it first made landfall, to the Appalachian Mountains and beyond. While many of the areas that have been devastated are still being evaluated, it’s clear the havoc and damage are immense.
We are hosting a webinar on Thursday, Oct. 3, at 1 p.m. ET to discuss the most urgent and ongoing needs in affected communities and explore how chronic and repetitive disasters create additional challenges.
CDP’s President and CEO, Patty McIlreavy, will moderate the discussion. She will be joined by:
The Symposium will gather designers, academics, researchers, public servants, and others, from across the resiliency spectrum, to share ideas from our individual realms, in a time of changing and disrupted ecologies, communities and climate.
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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 training, participants will learn the components of the Be 2 Weeks Ready program and how to implement it in their community.
As a Program Coordinator, you are responsible for planning your outreach, determining which communities you will bring this program to, and identifying community hosts who will help you share the program with others.
This training is intended for anyone who has a training, networking or outreach role and would like to bring Be 2 Weeks Ready to their community. The training is free and will be held virtually via Zoom.
For questions, please contact Kayla Thompson, OEM Community Preparedness Coordinator at community.preparedness@oem.oregon.gov.
