FREE.....2019 CAP Implementation Workshop (17-18 Oct in Mexico City)

Tornado warning, Smoke\Fire Alarm warning, Earthquake warning, Flood warning.

What type of warnings are in your community?

Are they tested so everyone is familiar with the visual and audible alarms?

The international standard Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) helps societies greatly improve emergency alerting.  If you are not familiar with CAP, here is a 15-minute video from the recent UN-led disaster reduction conference.  Anyone interested in emergency alerting is welcome to participate in the free 2019 CAP Implementation Workshop (17-18 Oct 2019, in Mexico City). The Workshop is described in this flyer and further details are at the Workshop website. If you have CAP implementation experiences or insights to share, please let the Workshop Program Committee know (by e-mail to me: eliot.j.christian@gmail.com ) that you want to give one of the 20-minute presentations.  Eliot Christian

  

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Event: 6/25/2019 Wilson Center, Unpacking the Conflict in Libya: A Private Briefing with Anas El Gomati, Director of the Sadeq Institute

Unpacking the Conflict in Libya: A Private Briefing with Anas El Gomati, Director of the Sadeq Institute The Wilson Center’s Africa Program and Middle East Program invite you to a briefing with Anas El Gomati, Director of Libya’s first think tank, the Sadeq Insitute, on Tuesday, June 25 from 10:30 am-12:00 pm in the 6th Floor Boardroom at the Wilson Center. Mr. El Gomati will give a briefing on the current situation in Libya and address geopolitical dynamics at play as well as competing narratives around the conflict. His remarks will also highlight the most pressing challenges facing Libya and its people, including the dire situation of the internally displaced across the country. Merissa Khurma, Project Director, Middle East Special Initiatives at the Wilson Center will moderate the meeting. Michael Morrow, Senior Diplomatic Fellow with the Africa Program will give opening remarks. This event will be held under Chatham House non-attribuation rule. Welcome  Mr. Mike Morrow Senior Diplomatic Fellow, Africa Program, Wilson Center Remarks Mr. Anas El Gomati Founder and Director General, Sadeq Institute, Libya Moderator Ms. Merissa Khurma Project Manager, Middle East Special Initiatives, Wilson Center Tuesday, June 25, 2019 10:30 AM-12:00 PM 6th Floor Boardroom Directions Wilson Center Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center One Woodrow Wilson Plaza 1300 Pennsylvania, Ave., NW Washington, D.C. 20004 Phone: 202.691.4000 Privacy Policy