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Reports, Studies, & Resources
Recent Blog posts
Applications
Disasters & Religions App
The Disasters & Religion App helps disaster responders better serve America’s diverse religious communities and build partnerships with religious leaders, with easily accessible religious literacy and competency information on 27 unique religions. It was created by the National Disaster Interfaiths Network (NDIN), New York Disaster Interfaith Services (NYDIS), and the University of Southern California Center for Religion and Civic Culture (CRCC).
LAEPF Board Member Brie Loskota is the Executive Director of the Center for Religion and Civic Culture (CRCC) at the University of Southern California.
Presentations
Videos
Malibu City Council Meeting February 10, 2020: Woolsey Fire Roadmap to Recovery
Brent Woodworth
LAEPF Chairman & President
With Dr. Steven Jensen and Dr. Shirley Jensen
5 Emergency Management Tips for Government Disaster Response
Brent Woodworth
LAEPF Chairman & President
Humanitarians on Disaster Response Operations
Lars Gustavsson
LAEPF Board Member
Hillary Clinton Roundtable on Homeland Security
Brie Loskota
LAEPF Secretary & Board Member
Conversation with Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta CEO Raphael Bostic
Jack Knotts
LAEPF Board Member
FEMA PrepTalks: Modernizing Public Warning Messaging
Dr. Dennis Mileti
Integrating Disaster Recovery: Brent Woodworth
Brent Woodworth
LAEPF Chairman & President
Links
FEMA
Government agency helping people before, during, and after disasters.Ready.gov
Disaster planning resource for families and businesses.Prep4Faith
Free emergency plan writing program for Houses of Worship and Faith Communities.211 LA
Central source for providing information and referrals for emergencies, health and human services, and shelter in LA County.Los Angeles Region Community Recovery Organization
Partners with survivors of the Woolsey Fire on their journey to recovery.