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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.20 years... seems like both yesterday and a life time ago.
We encourage you to share stories from a Canadian perspective so we'll always remember the part we played in the response, and how it's changed us.
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How Gander's response to 9/11 changed the lives of its teenagers | CBC News
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Thanks to the Broadway musical, Come From Away, Gander’s 9/11 story is well known. Thirty-eight planes were forced to land here and nearly 7,000 passengers from around the world were forced to take up residence. But what about the teens who attended the schools forced to become temporary shelters?...#HazNet: The power of community-led action
Learn about We’re Ready! workshops that help communities to design and imple-ment their own disaster preparedness program through interactive and engaging community-building activities.
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Building social connections with the We're Ready! Community disaster preparedness workshop | HazNet
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By Ashley M. Roszko, Eva (Evalyna) A. Bogdan, Mary A. Beckie, Adam Conway While disasters in Canada are on the rise, not all communities are well prepared for such emergencies. The We’re Ready! community disaster preparedness workshop was developed to address the low uptake of emergency preparedne...Nominations are now open and we encourage submissions for students that are enrolled with our academic partners to put forward deserving students for the Larry Pearce Educational Award. Students can be awarded $1,000, $750 and $500 towards their educational pursuits.
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#HazNet: Cultural Safety in Emergency Support Services
From safe spaces, to familiar faces--23 Indigenous emergency management practitioners shared their wise practices for culturally safe evacuee care.
The pandemic highlighted the importance of applying an intersectional lens to our field of practice by acknowledging that disaster outcomes vary based on race, gender, class, education, among other identity factors. Learn about cultural safety in Emergency Social Services and how to create safe spaces, free from discrimination, where Indigenous people, families and communities can continue practicing their culture even when displaced. Learn about gender-based analysis and intersectional approaches to policy through an interplay between climate change, COVID-19, and housing.
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Cultural safety in emergency support services | HazNet
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by Kayla Pepper What is cultural safety in the context of ESS? Emergency Support Services (ESS) is a program guided by Emergency Management BC (EMBC) and delivered by First Nations or local governments to support evacuees during emergency events. As part of a Royal Roads University action research p...Follow Us on Twitter
20 years... seems like both yesterday and a life time ago.
We encourage you to share stories from a Canadian perspective so we'll always remember the part we played in the response, and how it's changed us.
How Gander's response to 9/11 changed the lives of its teenagers | CBC News
Thanks to the Broadway musical, Come From Away, Gander’s 9/11 story is well known. Thirty-eight planes were forced to land here and nearly 7,000...
www.cbc.ca
#HazNet: The power of community-led action
Learn about We’re Ready! workshops that help communities to design and imple-ment their own disaster preparedness program through interactive and engaging community-building activities.
Building social connections with the We're Ready! Community disaster preparedness workshop | HazNet
By Ashley M. Roszko, Eva (Evalyna) A. Bogdan, Mary A. Beckie, Adam Conway While disasters in Canada are on the rise, not all communities are well prep...
haznet.ca
