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Redefining the Role: What is an Emergency Manager?
In this special episode, our hosts are joined by Andrew Velasquez III, IEM's Account Executive for the Central Region and former federal, state, and city emergency manager. Andrew’s emergency management background began with a calling to se
Building Emotional Resilience in Disaster
In this episode, we confront a pressing issue too often overlooked in emergency management: mental health. Join our hosts and guests as they break down the stigma around emotional care for both responders and survivors, highlighting why men
Trust in Action: Engaging Tribal Communities
In this compelling episode, we explore the pivotal role that trust plays in emergency management for tribal communities. Trust is not given; it is earned through respect, understanding, and authentic engagement. Our hosts and expert guests
From Chaos to Care: Mastering Donation Management in Crisis
In this episode, we uncover the crucial yet often overlooked role of donations management in disaster response. Our hosts and expert guests explore everything from the strategic placement of warehouses to tailoring aid to a community’s spec
Modern Volunteerism: Redefining Disaster Relief
In this engaging episode, we dive into the transformative shifts in volunteerism sparked by the COVID-19 pandemic and its profound impact on disaster recovery efforts. Discover how the roles and responsibilities of volunteers have evolved a
Strength in Numbers: The Power of Citizen Groups
As we face stronger, and more frequent disasters, join the DisasterSmiths as they explore the unifying power of citizen groups in driving community-led recovery. Recognizing the opportunity to tap their skills and passion for service to add
Faith in Action: Mitigation for a Stronger Tomorrow
In this episode, we delve into the vital role of faith-based, volunteer organizations in disaster recovery efforts, exploring how they provide practical assistance as well as emotional support and hope to affected communities. From rebuildi
Allies in Resilience: Corporate Strength for Community Rebuilding
In this compelling episode, we delve into the critical role that the private sector plays in disaster recovery, shedding light on their unique position and potential for impact. By leveraging their resources, expertise, and networks, privat
Feeding Independence: The Role of Food in Disaster Recovery, Part II
In this follow-up episode, we dive deeper into the world of mass care feeding alongside our guests, Kevin Smith and Patrick Crawford. We explore how mass feeding organizations actively work to deepen their understanding of and foster strong
Feeding Independence: The Role of Food in Disaster Recovery, Part I
Following disasters, the role of food in aiding recovery varies across affected communities nationwide. Over time, mass care feeding initiatives have advanced significantly, better addressing the diverse needs of those they serve. Transitio
Threads of Hope: The History of Disaster Case Management, Part II
The conversation continues with guests Cathy Earl and Liz Gibson as we explore how disaster case management has evolved through the years. As our country healed from 9/11, there was a shift in perspective as to what services were essential
Threads of Hope: The History of Disaster Case Management, Part I
In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, over one million residents were evacuated across the country, leaving them in dire need of emergency services. In partnership with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the United Met
The Power of Resilience: Are We Building Back Better or Just Faster?
Community systems are the places where people live, work, and interact with their environment and others. Urban or rural, coastal or inland, everyone lives in a system. These systems can promote resilience or increase the risk of negative d
Preparedness Is Empowerment
Over the last decade and a half, the federal government has taken many steps to offer more inclusive efforts on disaster service delivery. This has been largely achieved through the works of advocacy groups. As a result, laws like the Post-
What is a DisasterSmith?
A Smith is one dedicated to mastering the hardest metals known to man, responsible for brokering the compromise between nature and people. A DisasterSmith molds and shapes how we respond to and recover from disasters, forging tools and prog
