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Tune into this webinar to hear from a panel of state and local officials, community leaders, and disaster recovery professionals about their experiences recovering from major disasters. https://okt.to/C49vZl

Tune into this webinar to hear from a panel of state and local officials, community leaders, and disaster recovery professionals about their experiences recovering from major disasters. https://okt.to/W5Z12Q

Tune into this webinar tomorrow to hear from a panel of state and local officials, community leaders, and disaster recovery professionals about their experiences recovering from major disasters. https://okt.to/ZSYwPi

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In times of crisis, every second counts.🚨 While disaster can occur at any time, they demand urgent relief. #ScotAid strives to deploy teams on the frontlines to assist those facing dire circumstances. Show your support and compassion today - https://lnkd.in/dnwQ6StM #ScotAid #EmergencyResponse #EmergencyAid

When disaster strikes, the aftermath can be overwhelming. From damaged infrastructure to the emotional toll on survivors, the journey to rebuilding can feel daunting. But by understanding what comes next and lending a helping hand, we can make a difference. Don't hesitate to seek assistance during the recovery process. Whether it's navigating paperwork or providing practical help, every effort counts. Remember, we're stronger together, especially in times of crisis. Preparing for disasters is key 👉 Stock up on supplies, create evacuation plans, and mentally brace for emergencies. Each step toward readiness strengthens our collective resilience. But readiness goes beyond kits and plans. As leaders, it's crucial to equip ourselves and our communities with the tools to face danger head-on. For more on content like this, subscribe to my newsletter here: https://lnkd.in/ev_CqjwC #disasterpreparedness #emergencymanagement #emergencypreparedness

Don't let employees' inability to put food on the table be an obstacle in recovery after an emergency. We guarantee you're paying the price for it at work. This year, we have seen a 40% increase in grant requests due to natural disaster. As this number grows, we see more and more testimonials like this that exemplify how the right money at the right time matters. Read our latest blog [linked in the comments] & talk to us about how Canary's #employeerelieffund can be key part of your disaster recovery plan today. Let us help your team get back on their feet and their mind off their money. #canaryimpact #disasterrelief #naturaldisaster #showyoucare #peopleleaders

With natural disasters on the rise, it's the right time to think about you can support your employees when they experience this unexpected event. Reach out to me if you want to learn about ways Canary can help you do this! #naturaldisasters #emergencyrelief #financialhardship

🌍 Why We Need "Empowered and Prepared Disasters can disproportionately impact marginalized communities, and Black communities often face unique challenges in disaster preparedness and recovery. Empowered and Prepared: A Disaster Resilience Guide for Black Communities by Vincent B. Davis addresses these disparities by offering tailored strategies and resources. Understanding these challenges is the first step towards building resilience. Learn why this book is essential for creating stronger, more prepared communities: https://a.co/d/6EMrFT9 #DisasterResilience #BlackCommunities #EmergencyPreparedness #CommunityEmpowerment #EducationalPost

Congratulations to CNN’s Bridget Johnson on her first article out of a series on America’s disaster preparedness. “Serino: People often talk about breaking down silos. I actually think you don’t want to break down silos. I grew up in Boston but a colleague of mine, Dr. Lenny Marcus, the director of NPLI, grew up in the Midwest and noted that silos serve an important purpose: If you knock down a silo, all the grain and things that are stored inside will make a mess. Look at these as disparate entities in disaster planning and response as “cylinders of excellence,” and rather look to see how we can connect these cylinders of excellence during times of crisis, during times of chaos. You have to do that ahead of time. We must take the opportunity to build those relationships long ahead of time. As some of us have been saying for 25 years, you don’t want to exchange business cards at the scene of a disaster. But it’s more than exchanging business cards — it’s actually about how you develop relationships with people and keep them up ahead of time, during blue-sky days.” 5 Minutes to Chaos - A Podcast #emergencymanagement #crisismanagement #rolodexmanagement