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How the TERRIFIC project is helping CBRN first responders
Rob Munro outlines the TERRIFFIC – Tools for early and Effective Reconnaissance in c...
Fifteen years after Beslan hostage tragedy, questions still remain
This year marks the 15th anniversary of the Beslan school hostage taking in North Ossetia, Alania (R...
When disaster strikes, how can you keep your staff safe?
Dangerous events can take place at any time and are often unpredictable, making them a huge threat t...
Do we need a bodyguard for Truth?
In his latest blog, Matt Minshall, member of CRJ's Advisory Panel, asks the question: Has Freed...
Stakeholder mapping: Untangling problems before, during and after a crisis
Globalisation and the increasing interdependence of our societal systems are generating multiple lev...
Major incident management: A lawyer's view
CRJ was pleased to have been invited to the University of Wolverhampton’s Telford campus (CRJ ...
The danger of heat and cold across Australia
Cold temperatures are not nearly as deadly as heat, with around two per cent of all deaths in Austra...
The Amazon Apocalypse?
Highly publicised spats between international leaders, an emotive social media storm of condemnation...
Gaining new perspectives on using social media during terrorist attacks
Last June I had the wonderful opportunity to attend the Terrorism and Social Media Conference 2019 (...
The disability programme trying to bridge the disconnect between talent and acquisition
A new UK aid-funded programme directed by Sightsavers in collaboration with various cross-secto...
Problem pests – vicious vectors
With the rise in temperature over the summer months comes an increase in the number of flying insect...
Bullets or bacterium – in pursuit of the forgotten school intruder
David P Perrodin, PhD, examines how the shadow of superbugs - a host of tiny, unseen enemies - could...
Preparing for the storm
The weather is one of those things that is often complained about – but severe weather can hav...
Take stock of your online footprint and beware of threats
In a world of every evolving cyber-threat there has never been a more significant time to consider y...
Keeping cool with climate-smart air conditioning
As the world rapidly warms and urbanises, air conditioning is becoming essential for publi...
Extreme event: Let’s play a game
Rob Fagan introduces the US National Academy of Sciences’ LabX and its free series of exe...
Are you a force of nature?
Are you harnessing the true power of your environment to prepare for working in austere and hostile ...
Are your staff safe?
It is now a fact of life that during your career there will probably be more than one incident &ndas...