Disaster and Emergency Management Students @YorkU retweeted
Using the City of Burlington as a case study, this presentation examines nature-based solutions to reduce flood risk while tackling multiple hazards and maximizing co-benefits.
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Disaster and Emergency Management Students @YorkU retweeted
VIRTUAL EMERGENCY EXERCISE OPPORTUNITY - Great #opportunity via a student research group with @yorkuniversity's #MDEM program. @UDEMYork @DEM_York @YorkDEMSA
Just a reminder to current and incoming MDEM students that Fall 2021 course enrollment begins today.
Disaster and Emergency Management Students @YorkU retweeted
Speaker Series - Personal Experiences in DEM by
@YorkDEMSA
August 18 from 6:30-7:30 EDT: Mental Health and DEM
To register: eventbrite.ca/e/speaker-seri…
Disaster and Emergency Management Students @YorkU retweeted
Speaker Series - Personal Experiences in DEM by
@YorkDEMSA
July 28 from 6:30-7:30 EDT: Organisational Experiences (working internationally, business continuity, etc.)
To register: eventbrite.ca/e/speaker-seri…
Disaster and Emergency Management Students @YorkU retweeted
Speaker Series - Personal Experiences in DEM by @YorkDEMSA
June 30 from 6:30-7:30 EDT: Professional Intersections of DEM (First Responders)
To register: eventbrite.ca/e/speaker-seri…
DEMSA is looking to host professional Emergency Management trainings in the future and we would like to gain some insight on which trainings you would potentially like to attend. Kindly fill out the linked Google form at your earliest convenience.
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
Disaster and Emergency Management Students @YorkU retweeted
Join us for our second March DEMinar! The guest speaker is Sarah Thompson from the Red Cross. The meeting will be held on Zoom on Tuesday, March 16 from 12:30-1:30 pm. Sign up at the link below. #DEMinar @YorkDEMSA docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
Disaster and Emergency Management Students @YorkU retweeted
One more day until our March DEMinar! The meeting will be held on Zoom from 12:30 pm-1:30 pm EST. Sign up at the link below if you haven't already! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
@HazardscapeM Hazardscape is cultivating a community of individuals and organizations interested in reducing disaster risk by collaborating, teaching, and learning in virtual reality environments. They are looking to contract a resource to support a Design Sprint.
This is a contract position and is an opportunity that we think MDEM students may be interested in but is not sponsored by DEMSA. Please use your own discretion to determine if an opportunity is right for you.
Disaster and Emergency Management Students @YorkU retweeted
Would you like to learn more about the impact of ZIKV in Brazil on parents & kids? Or how thinking about Zika & Covid-19 together could help us understand the longer temporalities of outbreaks? If so, check out today’s talk by @kelizaw @DEM_York @YorkDEMSA @UDEMYork
Disaster and Emergency Management Students @YorkU retweeted
Hello DEMers! Commemorate Global #Ethics Day! The contest is now open. Visit bit.ly/EMvideocompetition for details. @UDEMYork @YorkDEMSA #Globalethicsday
Congratulations to our DEMSA President Sarah Greenberg, winner of the OAEM's Brian Hook Memorial Award! xitter.cf/OAEM_Online/status/999…
2018 OAEM Student Awards results – Congratulations award recipients! oaem.ca/featured/2018-oaem-s… via @oaem_online @RoyalRoads @YorkDEMSA @yorkuniversity @bigal56
Disaster and Emergency Management Students @YorkU retweeted
We are proud to announce that Dr. Nirupama Agrawal, one of the founding faculty of #DEM at #York_University has developed a new important instructional text titled "Natural Disasters and Risk Management in Canada" Congratulations Dr. Nirupama!
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Disaster and Emergency Management Students @YorkU retweeted
What’s in your car’s trunk? You probably have key items like a snowbrush, a blanket, or a roadmap. Little did you know, you’re well on your way to completing your #EmergencyCarKit: ow.ly/yMxq30jma66
Last week DEMSA held the third and final Crisis Communication Workshop graciously taught by Alain Normand. During this session, the MDEM students held mock press conferences and in total, 17 students received recognition for their participation in the three-part workshop series.
Disaster and Emergency Management Students @YorkU retweeted
DYK you could receive emergency alerts directly to your cell phone? Visit bit.ly/2GzrUkp to see if your cell phone is compatible and hear the alert tone. #BeReady #AlertReady
Disaster and Emergency Management Students @YorkU retweeted
Worried about flood damage? Store your documents and valuables in a fire/waterproof safe above ground level.
View more #FloodReady items:
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