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The very act of prevention is by and large less sensational than response. The examples are endless. Staying out of the sun to prevent skin
In my monthly newsletter, I deliberately focus on the largest issues, those that present an emergent threat, those that signal a need for new or
While the start of a new school year is often a welcome respite for parents, it can bring mixed emotions for our children. Many kids
As a parent, you play a pivotal role in preparing your teen for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. One crucial aspect of their
Design Thinking is a simple human-centered, collaborative, and optimistic process that involves the whole family in getting ready for any hard problem, including family preparedness.
Have you ever seen a victim of human trafficking? Contrary to common beliefs, chances are you have. Human trafficking involves the use of force, fraud,
“No One Can Do Everything, but Everyone Can Do Something” Max Lucado Cops, soldiers, fire personnel, emergency managers, and other first responders run toward the
Every September the United States’ emergency management community reminds us that it is National Preparedness Month. This is a reminder and an opportunity to reflect
A trip to the Emergency Department (ED) is something many parents will experience at some point with their children. I hope this article will help
“The first thing my beloved internet gave me was your address.” -Joe Goldberg, Netflix series YOU Selena, Rebecca Schaeffer, and Christina Grimmie are recognizable celebrity
