Art, Artists, and the Narratives of Loss and Resiliency #3
Art, Artists, and the Narratives of Loss and Resiliency #3
Wed, Sep 28, 6:00 PM
National Nordic Museum • Seattle, WA
Free
Actions Panel
Building Resilience to Disasters: A Community-wide Strategy - A UASI Vulnerable Populations Disaster Planning Conference
When and where
Date and time
Location
Embassy Suites by Hilton 3225 158th Avenue SE Bellevue , WA 98008
Map and directions
How to get there
Description
Conference Resources:
Community Resilience Word Clouds
Participant Contact Information
Keynote Speaker Presentations:
Resilience and Racial Equity - Dr. Atyia Martin, Chief Resilience Officer, City of Boston
Christchurch Earthquakes: Resilience & Recovery - Susan McLaughlin, Seattle Department of Transportation
Beyond Resilience: Disaster, Inequality, and Justice - Rachel E. Luft, Ph.D, Seattle University
Panelist Presentations:
Jacques Colon, Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department
Mary Jane Brell Vujovic, Snohomish County Human Services Department
Dagmar Cronn, South Park Neighborhood Association
Doodle Biz: Graphic Recordings by Anne Jess
Elements of Resilience Group Discussion
In 2013, emergency managers, human service planners and community and faith based organizations began a regional conversation on strengthening capabilities through whole community coordination, engagement and integration. The March 2013 Disaster Planning Conference focused on the critical areas of transportation, alert and warning, and social and human service agency preparedness. Following up that effort in 2014 the Get the Word Out Conference strengthened mechanisms and strategies for the effective and timely delivery of emergency messaging.
Building off of the successes and momentum from previous years the 2016 Vulnerable Populations Disaster Planning Conference aims to broaden the understanding of community resilience, highlight the interconnectedness of systems, and gain a deeper understanding of the unique roles that community and faith based organizations, community leaders and emergency managers play in supporting resilience.
Join us on Wednesday, May 25 as we hear from local, regional, and national experts on strategies for creating resilient communities, learn about best practices, and discover new ways to connect on the individual and community level.
Who should attend?
Emergency managers, public information officers, representatives from community and faith organizations, human service planners, tribal leaders, philanthropic organziations, and anyone interested in emergency planning for vulnerable populations.
A block of rooms has been reserved at the Embassy SUites for a discounted rate. For more information please click HERE to go to the hotel page for the UASI event.
This event is FREE and lunch will be provided, but space is limited.
Please include requests for ADA accommodations when registering. Requests should be made prior to May 6, 2016 to allow sufficient time to meet requests.
If you need assistance registering or for more information please contact the registration chair: Deborah Witmer, Deborah.Witmer@seattle.gov or (206) 684-0712.