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Thursday, June 28, 2018
Free. July 24, 2018. Planning with no exercises is a recipe for a cascade failure.
Youth Opportunities: 18-24 yrs old. FEMA CORPS.
FEMA Corps accepting application for 2019. Age
requirement 18-24 years
Member
Duties :
A member of FEMA Corps will be trained in and perform general and specialized
tasks in the field of emergency management and disaster recovery. Members
will be dedicated to FEMA deployments in areas of logistics, community
relations, individual and public assistance, planning, preparedness, and
recovery activities. FEMA Corps is a 12 month commitment and members are
required to participate fully. Members must be able to serve effectively with
a team of individuals from, and in, communities of diverse cultural, ethnic,
economic, geographic, and educational backgrounds. Members must be able to
communicate, read, and write effectively in the English language with peers,
supervisors, staff and others, perform in stressful environments and adverse
weather conditions, serve long hours beyond an eight hour workday, live in a
communal setting, be flexible to sudden, frequent changes, be drug free and
maintain a drug-free environment, and participate in activities that improve
personal skills.
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Program
Benefits :
Stipend , Training , Housing , Health Coverage ,
Living Allowance , Education award upon successful completion of
service , Childcare assistance if eligible .
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Terms
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Uniforms provided and required , Prohibits paid work outside of the sponsoring agency at any time . |
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Service
Areas :
Disaster Relief . |
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Skills
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Communications , Conflict Resolution , Team Work , Community Organization , Writing/Editing , Leadership , Public Speaking , Disaster Services , General Skills . |
Friday, June 22, 2018
Opportunities: Instructor Development Training Week - October 14th – 20th. Center for Domestic Preparedness.
Exciting training event coming up!!
The Center
for Domestic Preparedness (CDP) will host an INSTRUCTOR DEVELOPMENT THEME WEEK,
14 October – 20 October 2018, on the CDP campus in Anniston, AL. CDP training
is completely funded for state, local, tribal and territorial emergency
responders to include roundtrip airfare, meals, lodging, training and any
equipment required during training. Select learn more about the
Instructor Development Theme Week: https://cdp.dhs.gov/training/week/theme/trainers
As you may know, the CDP offers Train-the-Trainer courses,
which recognizes those who graduate as Indirect Trainers for their home state
in accordance with the State/Territory/Tribal Training point of contact
directive. The Indirect Training Program (ITP) provides Indirect Trainers with
administrative support to deliver the specific course(s) linked to each
Train-the-Trainer course. This administrative support is at no cost to trainers
nor their organization, and includes student training materials and
certificates of completion. Select to learn more about the ITP: https://cdp.dhs.gov/training/indirect
Training provided within states and local jurisdictions by
state and local trainers is not only a force multiplier but also a critical
component in helping to build a culture of preparedness in communities, as this
training is delivered by trainers who work and know their
community/organizational needs.
Instructor
Development Training Week - October 14th – 20th.
Thursday, June 21, 2018
Calling on the global community. A major march and rally on Saturday, June 30, 2018 beginning at 10 am at the St. Helena Elementary School
Gullah/Geechee Nation posted: "In spite of numerous
dialogues with the staff and board of trustees of Penn Center, Inc., a fence
is currently being erected at the national landmark historic district which
is part of the Reconstruction Era National Monument. The Gullah/Geechee
communit"
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Monday, June 18, 2018
Free and for District of Columbia residents only. June 18, 2018
Is a similar program in your community?
BEMA International
SPARK Summer Coding
Program Starts July 16! Apply Today!
Connect.DC is launching a SPARK summer coding and
entrepreneurship program* for DC students. We hope the program—delivered in
partnership with Clearly Innovative—sparks an interest in science,
technology, engineering, arts, and math (STEAM) for DC students who have had
limited exposure to tech programs or want to learn more about potential tech
careers.
For more information and to apply, please visit connect.dc.gov/spark.
*These
programs are free and for District of Columbia residents only.
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About
Connect.DC
Created by the DC Office of the
Chief Technology Officer (OCTO) in 2010, Connect.DC works to bridge the
digital divide by making technology easier to use, more accessible, more
affordable, and more relevant to the everyday lives of District
residents. Learn more.
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Thursday, June 14, 2018
FREE.....Course: Culture\Empathy\Cognitive\Outrospection. June 14, 2018
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Monday, June 11, 2018
Now Seeking New Members. Maryland Center for Developmental Disabilities June 2018
Community Advisory Council
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