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Roofing Work Accelerates at Paul M. Pearson Gardens Housing CommRealizing the Power of Community in Disaster Recovery by Aaron Clark-Ginsberg No two communities are the same. Each community has unique vulnerabilities, capacities, and needs, and each has its own leaders,…
Two doors with copyspace, 3d renderDual-World Tabletop Exercises – Addressing Unmet… by Charles (Chuck) L. Manto The U.S. critical infrastructure is vulnerable to many forms of cyber and electromagnetic threats. This article presents a new tabletop…
Key Bridge Unified Command leadership briefs U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works Chairman at Francis Scott Key Bridge siteThe Key Bridge Collapse – Through the Lens of… by Michael Prasad The eight major elements of Community Lifelines use traffic-light-type color-coding to categorize the adverse impact status of a disaster. The…
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Featured in this issue: Editor’s Note: Preparedness – The Goal With No Finish Line, by Catherine L. Feinman; National Preparedness Month 2024: Talk About It, by Ian Pleet; Responder Fatigue – A Growing Concern, by Dan Scherr and Tanya Scherr; AI and 911 Call Systems: A New Ally or a Hidden Risk?, by Michael Breslin; National Laboratory Partnerships: Linking Operations and Research, by Ryan Eddy and Ann Lesperance; Crisis Communications – Reaching Teens and Young Adults, by Barrett Cappetto; Thwarting Terrorist Threats at Home, by Richard Schoeberl; Security in and Around D.C. – Following the Informational Dots, by Catherine L. Feinman

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Key Bridge Unified Command leadership briefs U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works Chairman at Francis Scott Key Bridge siteThe Key Bridge Collapse – Through the Lens of… by Michael Prasad The eight major elements of Community Lifelines use traffic-light-type color-coding to categorize the adverse impact status of a disaster. The…
car dashboard shows low fuel warning light, selective focusResponder Fatigue – A Growing Concern by Dan Scherr and Tanya M. Scherr Emergencies require immediate action by people trained to extinguish fires, treat injuries, protect the public, and perform other life and…
Roofing Work Accelerates at Paul M. Pearson Gardens Housing CommRealizing the Power of Community in Disaster Recovery by Aaron Clark-Ginsberg No two communities are the same. Each community has unique vulnerabilities, capacities, and needs, and each has its own leaders,…
Two doors with copyspace, 3d renderDual-World Tabletop Exercises – Addressing Unmet… by Charles (Chuck) L. Manto The U.S. critical infrastructure is vulnerable to many forms of cyber and electromagnetic threats. This article presents a new tabletop…

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Featured in this issue: Editor’s Note: Community Engagement – Strength in Numbers by Catherine L. Feinman; Lessons in Social Media – Preparing Kids and Community Leaders for Disasters by Patricia Frost and Michael Prasad; Return on Investments in Public Engagement by June Isaacson Kailes; Realizing the Power of Community in Disaster Recovery by Aaron Clark-Ginsberg; Bridging Preparedness: State Medication Reserves for Pandemics and Beyond by Angie Im; Dual-World Tabletop Exercises – Addressing Unmet Infrastructure Needs by Charles (Chuck) L. Manto; A Homeland Vulnerability Continues by Robert C. Hutchinson; and Vulnerability and Exploitation – Human Trafficking After Natural Disasters by Benjamin Thomas Greer.

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Malicious and Non-Malicious Cyber Incidents: Education and Preparation

  The presale event for Taylor Swift’s Eras tour crashed Ticketmaster’s service in 2022. The incident caused an outcry that even reached the U.S. Senate,…

Tren de Aragua: From Prison Gang to Transnational Organized Crime Syndicate in the U.S.

The United States (U.S.) has never been shielded from transnational organized crime syndicates or transnational street gangs operating in its borders. Historically, as hard-working migrants…

Securing Cities: The Fight Against Local Level Cyberthreats

  Imagine waking up to news of a city plunged into chaos. The water supply has been disrupted, emergency services are offline, and local transportation…

Preparedness – The Goal With No Finish Line

  The terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 (9/11), shocked the nation and highlighted preparedness gaps in security, communications, interagency collaboration, responder health, and other…

Thwarting Terrorist Threats at Home

September 11, 2001 (9/11), with the tragic loss of nearly 3,000 lives, was the worst attack on American soil since the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor…

Responder Fatigue – A Growing Concern

  Fatigue is an educational topic for first responders such as police, fire, emergency medical services (EMS), and healthcare workers and often a constant companion…

Crisis Communications – Reaching Teens and Young Adults

  Crisis communication, simply put, is the theory and application of how organizations share critical information about emergent situations. Much like how emergency management is…

Security in and Around D.C. – Following the Informational Dots

In 2021, several people died, approximately 140 police officers were assaulted, and countless other physical and psychological injuries went unreported during a single-day catastrophe in…

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Realizing the Power of Community in Disaster Recovery by Aaron Clark-Ginsberg No two communities are the same. Each community has unique vulnerabilities, capacities, and needs, and each has its own leaders,…
Dual-World Tabletop Exercises – Addressing Unmet… by Charles (Chuck) L. Manto The U.S. critical infrastructure is vulnerable to many forms of cyber and electromagnetic threats. This article presents a new tabletop…
The Key Bridge Collapse – Through the Lens of… by Michael Prasad The eight major elements of Community Lifelines use traffic-light-type color-coding to categorize the adverse impact status of a disaster. The…
Responder Fatigue – A Growing Concern by Dan Scherr and Tanya M. Scherr Emergencies require immediate action by people trained to extinguish fires, treat injuries, protect the public, and perform other life and…

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Featured in this issue: Editor’s Note: Community Engagement – Strength in Numbers by Catherine L. Feinman; Lessons in Social Media – Preparing Kids and Community Leaders for Disasters by Patricia Frost and Michael Prasad; Return on Investments in Public Engagement by June Isaacson Kailes; Realizing the Power of Community in Disaster Recovery by Aaron Clark-Ginsberg; Bridging Preparedness: State Medication Reserves for Pandemics and Beyond by Angie Im; Dual-World Tabletop Exercises – Addressing Unmet Infrastructure Needs by Charles (Chuck) L. Manto; A Homeland Vulnerability Continues by Robert C. Hutchinson; and Vulnerability and Exploitation – Human Trafficking After Natural Disasters by Benjamin Thomas Greer.

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