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IAEM-Canada Annual Report:

IAEM-Canada Strategic Plan

The strategic plan is developed to guide the actions of IAEM-Canada Council for three years. The plan contains strategic priorities, goals and objectives for the Board of Directors to guide their efforts and to measure success.

IAEM-Canada Strategic Plan (2023-2026)

IAEM-Canada and EPIC Partner to Provide EM Podcasts in Canada

IAEM-Canada has partnered with Emergency Preparedness in Canada Podcast, an educational podcast aimed at emergency managers of all types. “There is great content to find from some of our most respected emergency management practitioners in Canada – give it a listen,” said Greg Solecki, CEM, IAEM-Canada President. The most recent podcast, broadcast Oct. 11, 2017, on the complexities of campus emergency management, is one of 11 podcasts now available. You are invited to listen, as the series explores emerging disaster trends, interviews key Canadian emergency management professionals, and reviews both new and landmark EM literature.

Other Council Resources

ICS Outside the Norm, by Holly Tobin, Vice President, IAEM-Canada Alberta Region (24 Sept 2018).

Managing Risk from the Front Line, Risk in Review 2017: Canadian Insights (24 July 2017) First-time report from PricewaterhouseCoopers addresses Canadian-specific results from its global study.

TED-style Talks on Disaster and Resilience from "Resilient Calgary" Event (24 July 2017) The Centre for Community Disaster Research hosted the "Resilient Calgary" event last month, which included 10 short TED-style talks on disaster and resilience, give of them featuring work ging on at the CCDR, and five of them by distinguished guests - all of them leading experts in the field.
- Children and Environmental Disasters, by Carolyn McDonald-Harker (Mount Royal, CCDR).
- Improvising Disaster, by Tricia Wachtendorf (University of Delaware).
- We're Ready! Community Disaster Preparedness Pilot Project, by Eva Bogdan (CCDR Research Associate), Lisa Degenstein, Mary-Joy Lamprea, July McMillan-Evans, and Carly Benson.
- How Natural Disasters Feed Social Inequality, by James Elliott (Rice University).
- Single-Session Therapy in Post-Disaster Haiti, by Brian Guthrie (Mount Royal, CCDR).
- When Fire Ravages Your Fieldwork Site - Fire from a Scientist's Perspective, by Sarah Hewitt (Mount Royal, CCDR).
- Evacuating Family Pets from the Fort McMurray Fire: Process, Politics, and People, by Kimberly Williams (Mount Royal, CCDR).
- Engaging Youth to Create a Culture of Resilience, by Robin Cox (Royal Roads University).
- Catastrophic Loss Trends in Canada, by Glenn McGillivray (Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reduction).
- Defining Success While Battling the Beast, by Ken McMullen and Susan Henry (Calgary Emergency Management Agency).
May 2016 Wood Buffalo Wildfire Post-Incident Assessment Report by KPMG (15 June 2017).
Download 2017 List of Canadian Emergency Management Events (12 June 2017).

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