Project:Camp: Providing Childcare in Disasters + Community Resilience

Project:Camp: Providing Childcare in Disasters + Community Resilience

Join us for Project:Camp Lunch & Learn where we'll discuss why childcare in disasters is crucial for community resilience!

By California Women in Homeland Security

Date and time

Friday, May 17 · 12 - 1pm PDT

Location

Online

About this event

  • 1 hour

Project:Camp: Providing Childcare in Disasters is Critical to Community Resilience

Join us for an engaging free online event on Fri May 17 2024 at 12:00:00 GMT-0700 (Pacific Daylight Time). We will be discussing the importance of childcare in disasters and how it plays a crucial role in building community resilience.

Project:Camp provides relief for families and supercharges community resilience. Mikey Latner, Project:Camp's Executive Director, will share his insight and experiences about Project: Camp's work organizing communities prior to disasters and responding with trauma-informed day camps when communities are impacted. Learn how childcare plays a pivotal role in disaster preparedness and recovery efforts.

Don't miss this opportunity to learn how California Women in Homeland Security is partnering with Project:Camp. Connect with members and allies passionate about disaster preparedness and childcare.

Register now and be part of this informative and inspiring event!

Mikey Latner, Executive Director, Project:Camp

A former camp director with two decades of camp experience under his belt, Mikey founded Project:Camp with the idea that camp and childcare professionals have critical skills to offer in times of emergency. In developing our pop-up camp model, Mikey sought to use the structure of camp as a vehicle to bring joy, safety and peace of mind to children and parents impacted by natural disasters. He hopes this work leads to a seismic shift in the disaster response ecosystem, creating a more holistic, trauma-informed and community-driven model that prioritizes the needs of families during emergencies.

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California Women in Homeland Security

More than just a group of women, we’re a force to be reckoned with. With the support of over 1000 women in homeland security, advocates, and allies, we’re driven to build a gender-diverse homeland security workforce by facilitating recruitment, retention, and the advancement of women in this field.