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“Who touched it last?”
In this blog Kirsty McKinlay-Stewart covers a training course that one of our latest CRJ P...
Delivering a financial system that reduces disaster risk
Ahead of the 2018 2018 Forum on Disaster Risk Reduction, Erling Kvernevik, Teresa Rubino and Rosalin...
CRJ Advisory Panel Member chairs session at prestigious Homeland and Global Security Forum
Editorial Advisory Panel Member Lina Kolesnikova took part in the 20th Homeland and Global Security ...
European Forum on Disaster Risk Reduction to look at continuing climate challenges
Ahead of the 2018 European Forum on Disaster Risk Reduction in Rome, Rosalind Cook, Profes...
More online emergency management training resources
This month Rob Fagan’s blog about free emergency management training and education focuses on ...
Survival identification syndrome and traumatic bonding
Forty five years after the hostage taking that gave birth to the concept of Stockholm syndrome, Lina...
Arab countries caught in a cycle of war and disease
Mohamed ELsonpaty, Adel Aldaghbashy, Zeki Al-Droubi, and Hazem Badr examine the link betwe...
This is not a drill: Five reasons why experts are worried about the next pandemic
Ali Moore, Vice Chancellor's Fellow at the University of Melbourne, examines whether Australia is pr...
Puerto Rico: The case for disaster preparedness
The ongoing rise in deaths in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria exposes the devastating consequences ...
It's time for CEOs to think more about crisis
A new study at Harvard has revealed a shocking statistic: CEOs spent just one per cent of their time...
Human performance: Take note of error precursors
Welcome to the fifth blog in our Human Performance series and thank you for the feedback to the four...
Not just for special forces training - centre has great civilian services potential
Editorial Advisory Panel Member Rob McAlister takes an inside look at Jordan's special forces traini...
A world at your fingertips – developing your career through online learning
In the first instalment of my blog on free international training and education to develop your...
The importance of record keeping and the pocket notebook in emergency incidents
The police are used to keeping records and use notebooks at incidents as a matter of routine, but no...
Victims of a ‘victimless’ crime
Last May, the body of a murdered man was found in a warehouse in the neighborhood of Tepito in Mexic...
Take part in a training exercise that covers the whole world and all disciplines
Our regular blogger Robert Fagan announces an international training exercise that looks at who...
Performance modes and reducing human error
Welcome to the fourth blog in our Human performance series by Teresa Mullen and thank you for t...
Free international training and education to develop your careers
Rob Fagan, our newest blogger, will be promoting free training and education in our chosen fields fo...