A Disaster Simulation: Response, Recovery & Resilience

A Disaster Simulation: Response, Recovery & Resilience

This simulation provides participants with hands-on learning opportunities to navigate the complexities of disaster response and recovery.

By Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy at GVSU

Date and time

Wednesday, July 16 · 9:30am - 1:30pm PDT

Location

Online

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

  • Event lasts 4 hours

Preparedness is key in recognizing the importance of disaster preparedness to anticipate risk and mitigate damage. The disaster simulation is grounded in the Johnson Center's case study research findings on Michigan-based disasters and infrastructure failures. The role of philanthropy in crisis highlights the critical function of foundations, especially community foundations, in convening and rapidly deploying resources during disasters.

The simulation invites grantmakers, or philanthropic organizations, of all types to engage in a realistic disaster scenario to assess philanthropic organizations' readiness, identify resource opportunities, evaluate coordination strategies, and understand readiness and community resilience in meaningful discussion and reflection.


Facilitators:

  • Mandy Sharp-Eizinger

Price: $495
Format: Virtual

About the Facilitators


Mandy Sharp Eizinger, M.S., is a program manager at the Johnson Center for Philanthropy. In this role, she supports sector-wide learning and professional development programs. Mandy brings training in Gallup Strengths Coaching and a people-centered approach to developing individuals and programs to make meaningful and measurable impact. Learn more about Mandy.


Questions about this event or about your registration?

Please call 616-331-7585 or email jcp@gvsu.edu

Organized by

The Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy at Grand Valley State University is the nation’s leading applied research center on philanthropy. We provide competency-based professional development, research and evaluation services, and resources and tools to transform communities for the public good.

$495