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FEMA is hosting webinars to provide information and guidance related to the disposition of any remaining COVID-19 equipment and supplies. With the closing of the COVID-19 incident on May 11, 2023, FEMA understands the importance of addressing any concerns related to excess supplies and equipment that is no longer essential or usable. This June 6 webinar is specifically for tribal partners. The webinar can be accessed with meeting ID 160 830 2880 and passcode C19.
FEMA is hosting webinars to provide information and guidance related to the disposition of any remaining COVID-19 equipment and supplies. With the closing of the COVID-19 incident on May 11, 2023, FEMA understands the importance of addressing any concerns related to excess supplies and equipment that is no longer essential or usable. This June 7 webinar is specifically for state, local, and territorial partners. The webinar can be accessed with meeting ID 160 830 2880 and passcode C19.
FEMA is hosting webinars to provide information and guidance related to the disposition of any remaining COVID-19 equipment and supplies. With the closing of the COVID-19 incident on May 11, 2023, FEMA understands the importance of addressing any concerns related to excess supplies and equipment that is no longer essential or usable. This June 8 webinar is specifically for private nonprofits. The webinar can be accessed with meeting ID 160 830 2880 and passcode C19.
FEMA está organizando seminarios web para proporcionar información y orientación relacionadas con la disposición de cualquier equipo y suministros COVID-19 restantes. Con el cierre del incidente COVID-19 el 11 de mayo de 2023, FEMA entiende la importancia de abordar cualquier preocupación relacionada con el exceso de suministros y equipos que ya no son esenciales o utilizables. Este webinar del 9 de junio está dirigido específicamente a los socios españoles. Se puede acceder al webinar con el ID de reunión 160 110 4315 y el código de acceso C19.
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The Private Sector Preparedness Response and Recovery (PSPR2): Mass Casualty Impact and Recovery Seminar Series will share critical infrastructure best practices, valuable lessons, and planning resources and tools to assist with mass casualty impact and recovery. The 9-part series will bring together experts from the business community as well as Local, State, and the Federal government who have dealt with these events firsthand to deliver this ground-breaking seminar series and provide business the means to develop their own nuanced “playbook” for similar events. Session 4 will address coordinating with law enforcement and other government entities and assisting families through mental health crisis, grief, and reunification. This session will explore how to ensure employees are safe and receiving any follow-up support services they may need. By approaching this subject holistically, it is PSPR2’s hope that we can begin to prepare the private sector to navigate the layers of complexity that often can threaten the very existence of businesses, and the lives of both their employees and customers in the communities they serve.
The Private Sector Preparedness Response and Recovery (PSPR2): Mass Casualty Impact and Recovery Seminar Series will share critical infrastructure best practices, valuable lessons, and planning resources and tools to assist with mass casualty impact and recovery. The 9-part series will bring together experts from the business community as well as Local, State, and the Federal government who have dealt with these events firsthand to deliver this ground-breaking seminar series and provide business the means to develop their own nuanced “playbook” for similar events. One of the hardest challenges to overcome in the aftermath of a mass casualty event is reestablishing a sense of safety and normalcy. As difficult as it may be, returning and reopening is necessary for most businesses. Session 5 will guide participants through the process of returning to business following a mass casualty event. By approaching this subject holistically, it is PSPR2’s hope that we can begin to prepare the private sector to navigate the layers of complexity that often can threaten the very existence of businesses, and the lives of both their employees and customers in the communities they serve.
The Private Sector Preparedness Response and Recovery (PSPR2): Mass Casualty Impact and Recovery Seminar Series will share critical infrastructure best practices, valuable lessons, and planning resources and tools to assist with mass casualty impact and recovery. The 9-part series will bring together experts from the business community as well as Local, State, and the Federal government who have dealt with these events firsthand to deliver this ground-breaking seminar series and provide business the means to develop their own nuanced “playbook” for similar events. Recovery from a traumatic event is a long process, and companies can help employees and customers begin their journey in the aftermath of such events. Session 6 aims to help participants understand how to engage recovery resources and how best to provide help to employees, staff, and Individuals within and outside the organization. By approaching this subject holistically, it is PSPR2’s hope that we can begin to prepare the private sector to navigate the layers of complexity that often can threaten the very existence of businesses, and the lives of both their employees and customers in the communities they serve.
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The 2023 Australian Disaster Resilience Conference will explore what is possibly by coming together to reimagine resilience. The conference will prioritize the creative and collaborative approaches being taken across Australia and enable participants to hear from fresh voices that propose new, innovative ways to foster the disaster resilience that Australia needs to thrive in the complex future ahead. The event will take place on August 23-24 at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre. It will be collocated with the AFAC23 powered by INTERSCHUTZ conference and exhibition.
The Private Sector Preparedness Response and Recovery (PSPR2): Mass Casualty Impact and Recovery Seminar Series will share critical infrastructure best practices, valuable lessons, and planning resources and tools to assist with mass casualty impact and recovery. The 9-part series will bring together experts from the business community as well as Local, State, and the Federal government who have dealt with these events firsthand to deliver this ground-breaking seminar series and provide business the means to develop their own nuanced “playbook” for similar events. This session takes a deep dive into factors that a business may not have considered during the early stages of recovering from a mass casualty event: Anniversary dates, impromptu memorials, re-modeling and re-envisioning areas where the actual crime occurred, and supporting those concerned with reopening. By approaching this subject holistically, it is PSPR2’s hope that we can begin to prepare the private sector to navigate the layers of complexity that often can threaten the very existence of businesses, and the lives of both their employees and customers in the communities they serve.
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The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) is hosing the 2023 Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) Implentation Workshop and Training at the IFRC headquarters building in Geneva, Switzerland. The Training will be on October 10 and the Worshop will be October 11-12. At the Worskhop, implementers of CAP and other associated organizaitons discuss common issues and how best to leverage the expanding adoption of CAP. Everyone interested in emergency alerting is welcome: managers, technical staff, media, etc., including government, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and commercial firms. There is no charge to participate. For those who cannot participate in person, webinar call-in instructions will be sent to everyone registered.
The Private Sector Preparedness Response and Recovery (PSPR2): Mass Casualty Impact and Recovery Seminar Series will share critical infrastructure best practices, valuable lessons, and planning resources and tools to assist with mass casualty impact and recovery. The 9-part series will bring together experts from the business community as well as Local, State, and the Federal government who have dealt with these events firsthand to deliver this ground-breaking seminar series and provide business the means to develop their own nuanced “playbook” for similar events. Traumatic events are not immune to those who want to take advantage of the situation for their own personal gain. Session 8 will help participants navigate the avenues of exploitation and prepare managers and employees against potential scams and scammers who see tragedy as an opportunity. By approaching this subject holistically, it is PSPR2’s hope that we can begin to prepare the private sector to navigate the layers of complexity that often can threaten the very existence of businesses, and the lives of both their employees and customers in the communities they serve.
The Private Sector Preparedness Response and Recovery (PSPR2): Mass Casualty Impact and Recovery Seminar Series will share critical infrastructure best practices, valuable lessons, and planning resources and tools to assist with mass casualty impact and recovery. The 9-part series will bring together experts from the business community as well as Local, State, and the Federal government who have dealt with these events firsthand to deliver this ground-breaking seminar series and provide business the means to develop their own nuanced “playbook” for similar events. In this final installment of the series, we will investigate the judicial aspects of mass casualty events. From potential civil suits to criminal proceedings, this last session will cover the issues legal needs to consider as lingering challenges play out in a court of law. By approaching this subject holistically, it is PSPR2’s hope that we can begin to prepare the private sector to navigate the layers of complexity that often can threaten the very existence of businesses, and the lives of both their employees and customers in the communities they serve.