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SUMMARY:The Storyteller & the Emergency Manager: Communicating Hazard Risk
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the latest in KCEM’s Professionals Webinar Series\, continuing our theme of community-based preparedness and emergency management. In this webinar\, we explore the role of storytelling as a tool for communicating hazard risk and strengthening community resilience. We know that effective emergency management relies on a whole-community approach\, and while data and analysis are used to better understand hazards and disaster impacts\, storytelling provides another powerful way to communicate risk – connecting information with lived experience. \nOur guest speaker is Bob Freitag a Senior Instructor and Director of the Institute for Hazards Mitigation Planning and Research at the University of Washington Institute for Hazards Mitigation; He is the past Executive Director of the Cascadia Region Earthquake Workgroup and past member of the Association of State Floodplain Managers’ Board of Directors.  Bob is also a Certified Floodplain Manager. He has published many articles and written courses for FEMA and others concerning hazards mitigation and floodplain management and was lead author of “Floodplain Management: a new approach for a new era” (Island Press 2009). Before coming to the University\, he had a 25-year career with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) serving as Federal Coordinating Officer (FCO); Public Assistance\, Mitigation and Education Officer. \nHis latest book Resilient Shores: Adapting to Climate Change through Storytelling is framed as a Sherlock Holmes mystery\, though not of who “done it\,” but how a community solved the puzzle of adapting to a changing climate. The book encourages readers to confront crises by creating\, telling\, and retelling aspirational stories.
URL:https://piocalendar.com/event/the-storyteller-the-emergency-manager-communicating-hazard-risk/
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SUMMARY:MAGC September Webinar | Main Character Energy: Putting User-Generated Content in the Spotlight
DESCRIPTION:Main Character Energy: Putting User-Generated Content in the SpotlightJoin MAGC for an engaging session on the importance and benefits of user-generated content with Warren Kagarise\, digital engagement manager for King County\, Washington. \nYour best storyteller is in the community you serve. From eyewitness videos and community photos to resident shoutouts and partner collaborations\, user-generated content puts real people and real experiences at the center of the story. Learn how government agencies can responsibly bring UGC into the spotlight to build trust\, humanize complex topics\, and turn the audience into the main character. Explore what the data says about UGC’s benefits\, understand how to balance authenticity with compliance\, and discover ways to use UGC to create partnerships\, increase transparency\, and amplify diverse voices and perspectives.
URL:https://piocalendar.com/event/magc-september-webinar-main-character-energy-putting-user-generated-content-in-the-spotlight/
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SUMMARY:First Responders — Erin Jane is On the Air Thursday
DESCRIPTION:Join Erin Jane on Thursday\, September 17\, from 2–4 PM Eastern on The Thin Line Rock Station. \nErin is a trauma-informed Life and Wellness Coach\, former Australian detective\, firefighter wife\, speaker\, and first responder advocate who understands the world behind the uniform from both sides.\nBetween today’s hits and yesterday’s favorite songs\, Erin will be dropping practical mental health and wellness tips\, talking about first responder life\, and mixing in the humor and straight conversation our listeners have come to expect.\nNo lectures. No clinical jargon. Just great music\, real conversation\, practical wellness tips\, and a couple of hours to decompress. \nErin Jane\nThursday\, September 17\n2–4 PM Eastern\nThe Thin Line Rock Station \nWAYS TO LISTEN\nListen online at TheThinLineRockStation.com\nDownload The Thin Line Rock Station app for iPhone or Android.\nYou can also find The Thin Line Rock Station on your favorite streaming radio platforms. \nLearn more about Erin\, her work with first responders\, coaching\, speaking\, and mental health and wellness resources at: https://erinjanecoaching.com \nPolice • Fire • EMS • Dispatch • Corrections • Military • Veterans • Families & Supporters \nTurn it up\, hang out with Erin for a couple of hours\, and maybe pick up something useful along the way. \nThe Thin Line Rock Station \nRockin’ the thin line\, ’cause it ain’t gonna rock itself.
URL:https://piocalendar.com/event/first-responders-erin-jane-is-on-the-air-thursday/
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