The History the Slaveholders Wanted Us to Forget - NYTimes.com

Black History Month.  Remember our ancestors.  Reflect on the past, the present, and our future.

“Our challenge today is to ensure that more and more stories like these become a central part of the school curriculum, as well as the stuff of documentaries and the mythologies of Hollywood, so that they will never be lost again.“

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2017 Regional\Country spotlight: Bermuda Emergency Measures Organisation.

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Emergency Measures Organisation

Bermuda’s Emergency Measures Organization (EMO) strives to ensure that every resident of Bermuda is prepared in the event of an emergency. The EMO provides up-to-date information and announcements about severe weather and disasters.

What do they do?

The EMO prepares all government departments and non-government agencies for severe weather events and other disasters that may affect Bermuda and coordinates emergency response and recovery. These events include:

• hurricanes and severe weather
• pandemics
• major oil spills
• air crashes
• major cruise ship incidents
• tsunamis
• terrorrism
• major fires

The EMO also activates the emergency FM radio channel (100.1) during emergencies.