The
10-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina
will be approaching in August 2015.
How
far have we come as a nation, and within our communities in ensuring that this
type of devastation will never occur within the U.S. borders?
Are
the problems that affect under-served communities only an issue with the U.S.,
or have other African-Descent communities have similar attributes in their
response to disasters and emergencies?
Check
our ‘RECOMMENDED READING LIST’ at http://www.blackemergmanagersassociation.org/p/bema-recommended-reading-list.html
Highly
recommend reading Davis, Vincent B. (2012). Lost and Turned Out:
Preparing Under-Served Communities for Disasters as one of many gauges to
determine how far we’ve come in addressing issues within our communities
worldwide.
Be
safe, be prepared.
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Black Emergency Managers
Association
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1231 Good Hope Road S.E.
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Washington, D.C. 20020
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Office: 202-618-9097
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bEMA
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“Our lives are not our own. We are bound
to others, past and present, and by each crime and every kindness, we birth
our future.” ― David Mitchell, Cloud Atlas
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