Reminder: New research heading your way in just a half hour! Please join us TODAY at 11:00 a.m. MDT to learn more! bit.ly/3Vr1B4Z

Applications for our Tornado Ready Research and Data Publication research award will be due one week from now on August 9! bit.ly/3UUb4jR

Calling current and aspiring Disaster and Emergency Management authors!! Dr. Brenda Phillips and I are editors of a new book series with Palgrave Macmillan. See information below!

Students and mentors, put this #MakingMitigationWork webinar on your back-to-school to-do list! Next Tuesday at 1 p.m. EDT. bit.ly/4ddlbHY Continuing education credits from IAEM available!

Hope many will apply for these amazing opportunities!

Be sure to check out the latest research from the #PublicHealth Disaster Award program. bit.ly/46tMWKe

Read the text of the traditional wrap-up and call to action from the close of the 49th Annual Natural Hazards Workshop. bit.ly/3Ygrd6r #HazWS #RiskCommunication #DisasterBadgers

We're ready to talk about how students can pursue careers in mitigation and disaster management! Join the webinar TODAY at 1 p.m. EDT. bit.ly/4ddlbHY #MakingMitigationWork #EMGTwitter

Congratulations to Melissa Villarreal for her impactful research studying disproportionate access to recovery amongst Mexican origin women! (bit.ly/3yRdnNn)

Check out the latest #QuickResponse report to learn more about how supporting regional initiatives and local organizations can result in a more just disaster recovery. (bit.ly/4dwWZAX) Association of State Floodplain Managers Danielle Zoe Rivera #EMGTwitter

After six years of compounding disasters in Puerto Rico, students are struggling. Read this recent #PublicHealth report to learn about the obstacles they face and what might be done. bit.ly/3MeVNGr

Check out this #PublicHealth report to learn about the municipal-level risk communication practices in Puerto Rico. bit.ly/3Z2QGke Gary L. Kreps

New fodder for the must-read list! The Journal of Disasters Studies just launched—and it's OPEN ACCESS. Thanks for making disaster research available to everyone Penn Press!

We're looking forward to seeing you at the upcoming #MakingMitigationWork Webinar on September 10! bit.ly/4dF3gur

Read this #PublicHealth Report to learn about refugee disaster perspectives and ways to increase their preparedness. bit.ly/4gfBuX8 MingXie

Congratulations to Kathleen Lynch, Alexis Merdjanoff, and David Abramson on being awarded #QuickResponse funds to study wildfire smoke impacts on risk perception and mental health. bit.ly/2yHaBIu Alexis Merdjanoff, NIH, nyupublichealth

The record breaking heat in August is one more reminder of the need to adapt to a changing climate. Join this #MakingMitigationWork Webinar for lessons from Oregon. Next Tuesday at 11 a.m. MDT. bit.ly/4dF3gur Brendon Haggerty, Home Forward, Multnomah County Health Dept

Check out this #PublicHealth Report to learn more about climate impacts on rural populations. bit.ly/3XqQrOu Blake Emidy

Join us TODAY at 11 a.m. MDT as we discuss heat, housing, and human risk! bit.ly/4dF3gur Brendon Haggerty, Home Forward, Multnomah County Health Dept

Learn more about this opportunity to join our team at #CUBoulder and become a Natural Hazards Center affiliate!