Jefferson County Homeland Security and Emergency Management: March 2015 Newsletter
Jefferson County Homeland Security and Emergency Management March 2015 Newsletter
DelValle Institute February 2015 Newsletter
DelValle Institute for Emergency Preparedness February 2015 Newsletter
World Medical and Health Policy December 2014 Issue
World Medical and Health Policy December 2014 Issue *Call for Papers on Drug Policy extended until February 13, (presenting at the 5th Annual Forum on Drug Policy coming up in Chicago in April.)
IIHA The Humanitarian Newsletter
Fordham University Institute of International Humanitarian Affairs The Humanitarian Newsletter: February 4 – February 18
HSDL Critical Releases for February 2015
HSDL Critical Releases for February 2015: After the Paris Attacks: Implications for the Transatlantic Security DebateNATO Defense College; North Atlantic Treaty Organization Counterterrorism Professionals Reflect on Their WorkUnited States. Central Intelligence Agency Emergency Medical Services Domestic Preparedness Improvement StrategyNational Association of State Emergency Medical Services Officials (U.S.) Fiscal Years 2014-2018 Strategic PlanUnited States. Department of […]
Domestic Preparedness Journal Weekly Brief: February 4, 2015
Domestic Preparedness Journal Weekly Brief.
GCN: Too much snow? Phone it in.
A GCN article about various mobile apps that major cities are adopting to help keep citizens informed of clean-up efforts after snow storms.
2015 Graduate Research Symposium
Jefferson County Homeland Security and Emergency Management January Newsletter
Jefferson County Homeland Security and Emergency Management January Newsletter. Annual Partnership Meeting to be held at The Epic Buffet at Hollywood Casino in Charles Town on January 30, 2015. Thom Kirk, Director of West Virginia’s Intelligence Fusion Center to speak.
FLIR Systems Receives Production Orders Totaling $27.1 Million From the U.S. Department of Defense
Domestic Preparedness Journal reports that FLIR Systems received production orders totaling $27.1 million from the U.S. Department of Defense to support DR SKO program.