PPT-FEMA and CFILC present: Promising Practices in Long Term Disaster Recovery

for Disability Organizations Thursday December 10 2015 1100 AM PST Presenters Charles Craig Voluntary Agency Liaison from FEMA Corey Nygaard Federal Disaster Recovery Coordination FEMA. by Prof. Rick Sylves, George Washington University. Terms extracted from the glossary of the forthcoming second edition of my book: DISASTER POLICY AND POLITICS.. It will be in print this August and available via Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and others.. Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada . Pat Armstrong, PhD,. Principal Investigator, York University. Who’s Involved. 26 academic co-investigators . 12 disciplines. Six countries. by Prof. Rick Sylves, George Washington University. Terms extracted from the glossary of the forthcoming second edition of my book: DISASTER POLICY AND POLITICS.. It will be in print this August and available via Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and others.. Learning Objectives. Identify FEMA’s Sequence of Delivery for declared disasters and identify limited resources for non-declared, local events. Understand Long-Term Disaster Recovery and Short-term Unique Resource Development. CSC 585-High Availability and Performance Computing. 2012. Outline. Introduction. Requirements/Considerations. Categories. Benefits. Strategies. Precautionary . measures. Vendors and products/tools. Questions. Agenda. Panel presentations. 2015 South Carolina Floods. 2016 West Virginia Floods. 2016 Missouri Floods. Questions. Open Discussion. Presenters. Jen Murphy, . Operations Program Officer, CNCS Disaster Services Unit. William E. Reay, Ph.D.. OMNI Inventive Care. Note to Webinar Participants. This webinar is a ”primer.” The applied research on evidence-based care is massive. Many of the EBP Model Builders have employed marketing strategies to promote their EBP, much like other products that are available to the consuming public. It is important to recognize that the research and scholarship on EBPs is scientifically complex, which includes methodological flaws, mixed results, and serious limitations. In other words, with ongoing research, EBPs will change and it is the responsibility of EBP users to maintain a current understanding of the applied literature and act according to the ethical standards of your discipline. . 1. Unit Objectives. After completing this unit, you will be able to: . Define the nine key activities of pre-disaster recovery plan development. . Describe the nine key steps of developing a recovery plan using established pre-disaster recovery planning guidance. . FEMA staff assists flood survivors at the New Hope Disaster Recovery Center in Baton Rouge, La on Monday, August 22, 2016. (Photo by J.T. . Blatty. /FEMA). FEMA’s Mission. . “To support our citizens and first responders to ensure that as a nation we work together to build, sustain, and improve our capability to prepare for, protect against, respond to, recover from, and mitigate all hazards.” . in Action. Goals for Today. Familiarity with NDRF structure. Review disaster operations and activation. Review work completed in Louisiana after Hurricane Isaac. Discussion of . preparedness goals and . Attorney Ranie Thompson . Equal Justice Works Katrina Legal Fellows . New Orleans Legal Assistance. (An Office of Southeast Louisiana Legal Services). Introduction. Contact Information:. New Orleans Legal Assistance (NOLAC). component XYZ . Proposal by:. Feodor Georgiev,. Role ..., . Team .... Content. Background information on . component XYZ. Current disaster recovery strategy and risk to business. Proposed disaster recovery strategy and benefits to business. A systems approach. Disaster Recovery super heroes . Deadpool. (real name Wade Winston Wilson) is an antihero with accelerated healing power that allows him to regenerate damaged or destroyed areas of his cellular structure making him immune to diseases. . July 13, 2021. Agenda. 2. Provide an overview of the Disaster Recovery Unit’s (DRU’s) purpose and programming.. Identify the work of the DRU in supporting State educational agencies (SEAs) and local educational agencies (LEAs) during periods of response and recovery following a natural disaster..