Engaging with CERT In Person. July 28, 2021. Plan for the worst, and hope for .......

The Bear Story
 
If you can’t out run the CUBs
              (Covid-19, future pandemics, water & food security issues, financial setbacks, other criris events),
You wont be able to out run the BEAR.
              (CLIMATE CHANGE).

 

Take advantage of the slight break in COVID-19 recovery as social distancing is relaxed to prepare for future pandemics, disasters, emergencies, and impacts of climate change on your community if you have started your online\virtual training in CERT (community emergency response team) organization.

Prepare for your partnerships, collaborations, coordination, and communications with other entities and local emergency management offices, and other volunteer organizations, American Red Cross (ARC) local chapter, and in the case of diaspora international members International Red Crescent\Red Cross organizations.

Prepare for and plan for worst case scenarios of climate change, vulnerabilities to water & food systems, know evacuation routes if evacuation of your homes and communities become necessity.  Plan for the worst and hope for …….

 BEMA International

Re-Engaging with CERT In Person Wednesday, July 28, 2021 1:00:00 PM EDT Duration: 1 hour(s) 30 minute(s)   Who should attend? Whole community partners, particularly CERT Program Managers, CERT Instructors, CERT volunteers, and anyone else with an interest in CERT.     Register Now    Speaker FEMA works to ensure equitable access for all to any services and programs that are provided by the agency. If you need a reasonable accommodation, please make your request in an email to fema-r2-prepares@fema.dhs.gov. Last minute requests will be accepted, but may not be possible to fulfill.

 
 

Black Emergency Managers Association International Washington, D.C.
bEMA International Cooperation, Collaboration, Communication, Coordination, Community engagement, and  Partnering (C5&P)   A 501 (c) 3 organization

Climate Change. Reading List Early 2000 to Present. June 2021

 

Climate Change Impacts on Hydrology in Africa: Case Studies of River Basin Water Resources  C. Ambrosino 2011, African Climate and Climate Change: Physical, Social and Political Perspectives 33 Views  View PDF ▸   Download PDF ⬇

 

Your recent reading history:

The ATEAM vulnerability mapping tool - Richard J T Klein

Handbook of Current and Next Generation Vulnerability and Adaptation Assessment Tools - Unmesh Patnaik

Handbook on methods for climate change impact assessment and adaptation strategies - feather fur

Scenarios and models for exploring future trends of biodiversity and ecosystem services changes - Eric Arets

Contemporary Environmental Readings Climate Change A Blessing or a Curse for Agriculture? First Edition With contribution by - Yasser Hassan

CLIMATE CHANGE IN NIGERIA.pdf - rasak bamidele

The Effects of Global Warming new - sri supartini

Climate Change - Some Mitigation Methods - Mayadhar Swain

 

Multi-Hazards. Threats, Risks, and Solutions.

 

About the Multi-Hazards Podcast

Climate change, extreme weather, (un)natural disasters, pandemics, cyber attacks, biodiversity loss, the 6th mass extinction, poisonous political trends, etc. 

These pose a threat to human societies and the natural world. 

Podcasts about disasters suffered or averted, with issues facing experts in climate change adaptation, emergency management, business continuity, disaster risk reduction, public safety, etc. It's for any of you who're interested in protecting your communities, families, your livelihoods or businesses. 

Tune in as we seek solutions to potential risks and also the domino or cascading effects when they overlap and slam into each other. 

With host, Vin Nelsen . . . 

Multi-Hazards . . . all about protecting communities.

https://multi-hazards.libsyn.com/

Children & Disasters. Gearing Up for the 2021 Virtual Youth Preparedness Council Summit

 

Children & Disasters

 

Gearing Up for the 2021 Virtual Youth Preparedness Council Summit From Alaska to Massachusetts, ten new members have been selected for FEMA’s Youth Preparedness Council (YPC). These ten new members will join five returning members this July for the three-day Youth Preparedness Council Summit. The theme for this year’s virtual event is “Equity into Everything: Building a Culture of Resilience for the Whole Community.” The Summit will highlight diversity in disaster preparedness and focus on how we can better serve the whole community through collaborative preparedness-related activities and discussion. Our newly appointed Council members are: Ranjana Ramesh – Region I – Massachusetts Megan Cameron – Region II – New York Mirika Jambudi – Region II – New Jersey Beitris Boyreau-Millar – Region III – Maryland Aubrey Dockins – Region IV – Florida Amira Seay – Region VI – Texas Alexia Nastasia – Region VII – Missouri Isaac Doll – Region VIII – Colorado Shivani Jayaprakasam – Region X – Washington Miles Butler – Region X – Alaska With an already impressive dedication to preparedness and public service – training fellow cadets in Civil Air Patrol, advocating for pet safety considerations in disaster planning, encouraging mental health education, or promoting underserved community representation – these ten new members hope to make their communities safer and more resilient. Read More…

RAND Corporation. July 2021

 

·       Messaging Strategies for Mitigating COVID-19 Through Vaccination and Nonpharmaceutical Interventions
RAND Corporation