Children and Disasters – Top 10 Things to Know
The top 10 things you can do for children during disasters.
Prepare your family for an emergency in 5 easy steps
Is your family prepared for an emergency? Based on NCDP’s 5 Steps to Preparedness model and coupled with resources from Save the Children, this simple infographic will help remind you of the simple steps...
Children in Disasters: Do Americans feel prepared?
As part of the RCRC Initiative, the National Center for Disaster Preparedness designed and deployed a national survey modeled on prior work through the American Preparedness Project, which collected national da...
Beyond GSK: Resilient Children/Resilient Communities
In 2015, GSK announced the Resilient Children/Resilient Communities Initiative, a grant-funded partnership between the National Center for Disaster Preparedness and Save the Children. Together, we aim to protec...
The SHOREline Project: Youth Empowerment through Project-Based Learning
The Resilient Children / Resilient Communities Initiative welcomed Dr. Abramson to share how other communities who may be interested in tapping into the youth in their locality can do so, and what the overall b...
The Importance of Childcare Providers in Disasters
Dr. Lori Peek delivers the keynote address to the Arkansas Early Childhood Association (AECA) 2016 annual conference in Little Rock, AR. In her talk, Dr. Peek focuses on the critical role childcare providers ma...