We’re excited to announce our partnership with the 2024 Canadian Emergency Preparedness and Climate Adaptation Convention! The convention will take place at the Shaw Centre in Ottawa on September 25-26, 2024. CRHNet members have the opportunity to register for this event using the CRHNet Member exclusive discount code. This code was emailed directly to members,
We’re excited to announce our partnership with the Cybersecurity Supply Chain Risk Management (C-SCRAM) Summit 2024! The summit will take place at the Mississauga Convention Centre, on September 19, 2024 from 8am-6pm (ET). CRHNet members have the opportunity to register for this event using the CRHNet Member exclusive discount code. Members will have received this
Dear Emerging Professionals, The Canadian Risk and Hazards Network (CRHNet) invites you to apply for the 2024/25 Emerging Professionals (EP) Committee. We are looking for passionate individuals who are committed to growing and advocating our community, and creating opportunities for professional development. If you are interested in joining the CRHNet EP Committee for the 2024/25
We are pleased to announce the release of the Emerging Professionals (EP) June Newsletter, EP Connect! In this issue you can look forward to upcoming CRHNet and external events, opportunities for professional experience over the summer, and a list of upcoming conferences! This newsletter has been sent to all CRHNet members via email. Didn’t receive
Dear colleagues, I am pleased to announce that nominations for the 2024-2025 cycle of the Emergency Management Exemplary Service Award (EMESA) are now open. The Emergency Management Exemplary Service Award is a prestigious recognition for exceptional service and achievement. This award, a partnership between provincial, territorial and federal governments, recognizes recipients who have achieved excellence in their respective
Dear CRHNet Members, The CRHNet Emerging Professionals (EP) Committee invites your participation in an online survey. This survey has three primary objectives: To understand the current job market for entry level positions in Disaster and Emergency Management (D&EM) and Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR), To identify the barriers that may exist for folks entering the fields of D&EM
By: Brooklynn Hole & Kyle McElhinney, Emerging Professionals (EP) Committee It started with two simple questions: “What are the needs of emerging professionals and students”, and “how can CRHNet support these needs through future opportunities and events?” To find this answer, the Emerging Professionals (EP) Committee reached out to self-identified students, recent alumni (<2
Dear CRHNet Members & Partners, During our AGM in March, we committed to share a more detailed financial report with our membership for the 2023 fiscal year. In addition, we were anticipating that we may have needed to do a virtual vote once we had received expressions of interest from members who were seeking to
We are pleased to announce the April Newsletter! The CRHNet Emerging Professionals (EP) Committee is looking to identify potential opportunities for professional development aimed toward EPs (including students) over the summer (May, June, July, and August) months. This may look like job shadowing, observing, training, volunteering, and paid positions. If you have an opportunity you
The HazNet team is excited to share the next call for papers! Deadline: May 15th The increasing frequency and severity of emergencies and disasters pose a significant challenge to many of the current practices in emergency management, making it increasingly difficult to effectively mitigate, prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters. In this issue,
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