Journals

Featured in this issue: Editor Note: Maintaining Planning Strategies for Evolving Threats by Catherine L. Feinman; Creating a New Standard for Evaluating Tabletop Exercises by John Duda and Scott J. Glick; Long-Term Care Facilities in Emergency Preparedness Planning by Tanya Scherr & Daniel Scherr; Inside the “Boot Camp” for Emergency Managers by Michael Valiente; Incident Management – The Whataburger Way by Ron Derrick; Three Keys to Life-Saving Hurricane Season Communication by Brian Toolan; AI Partners – Filling Law Enforcement Experience Gaps by Jeff Henderson; Family Terror Networks 2.0: January 6 by Dean C. Alexander and Huseyin Cinoglu;

Featured in this issue: Editor Note: Getting Ready for the Next Emergency by Catherine L. Feinman; Unleashing the Power of Amateur Radio in Times of Emergency by Scott Roberts and Desiree Baccus; You’re the Leader. Now What? by Domestic Preparedness; Service Animal Awareness in Disaster Response by Melissa Resnick; Swatting: Combatting a Lethal and Expensive Prank by Dan Scherr & Tanya Scherr; Are Public Health Agencies Ready, or Just Prepared? by Raphael M. Barishansky; Food and Agriculture Sector Perspectives by Aurelia Berisha, Isaac Dietrich, Ben Dinsmore, Bert Cramer, & Heather Allen.

Featured in this issue: Editor Note:25 Years of Insights for Safer Communities by Catherine L. Feinman; Labor Trafficking – The Case Study of Marco by Richard Schoeberl, Anthony Mottola, & David Gonzalez;  Helping First Responders & the Public Bring Home Missing Kids by Michael Breslin & Trish McCall; Defining Workplace Violence by Kevin Jones; Keeping Schools Safe During theThreat of Nuclear Attacks by Tanya Scherr & Dan Scherr; Challenges With Pediatric Mass Care Feeding by Michael Prasad & Jennifer Russell; Perfect Storm: Albuterol Shortage & Supply Chain Upset by Tom Cotter; CBRN Response Capabilities and Identified Gaps by Kenneth Bell; Making Planning Documents More Than Words on Paper by Andrew (Andy) Altizer; Editorial Advisory Board for Domestic Preparedness. Download Full Issue

Featured in this issue: Editor Note: Planning for Future Events Requires Updated Plans by Catherine L. Feinman; Preparing the Next Generation for Increasing Disasters by Kay C. Goss; Hazmat on the Rail by Glen Rudner; Covenant School – Reviewing Another Tragic Shooting by Tanya Scherr & Dan Scherr; The DoD Defense Coordinating Element and How It Is Certified by Patrick B. McNiece; Biosafety Laboratory Issues and Failures by Robert C. Hutchinson; Eclipses Again Will Darken the Sky in 2023 and 2024 by Laurel J. Radow; Labor Trafficking – An Underreported Escalating Crisis by Richard Schoeberl, Anthony Mottola, & David Gonzalez; Preparedness Promoters – Assessing Marginalized Populations by Maxwell Palmer;

Featured in this issue: Editor Note:Information Sharing – A Powerful Life-Saving Tool by Catherine L. Feinman; Data Sharing – A Necessary Public Safety Tool by Michael Breslin; An Integrated Public Safety Approach for Evolving Threats by Eva Jernegan; Tornadoes – Adapting Plans for a Changing Environment by Cameron Gonteski; A National Plan to Link Response and Recovery by Robert J. (Bob) Roller; Fostering Public Buy-In to Support Public Safety by Taylor Bonsall-Winn; Guidance for Preparing Professionals Mentally for the Worst by James L. Greenstone & Weldon Walles; Challenging the Next Generation to Communicate Preparedness by Chris Sheach; Leader of the Pack – Canine Detection by Barb Clark;

Featured in this issue: Editor Note: Threat Awareness – Actions Now Mitigate Disaster Later by Catherine L. Feinman; Threat Assessment and Management: Practices Across the World by Carl Amritt, Eliot Bradshaw & Alyssa Schulenburg; Trends in Political Violence and Mass Demonstrations by Richard Schoeberl; Protests: Balancing First Amendment Rights and Public Safety by Matthew Loeslie; Winter Storm – Reimagining Recovery Using Support Functions by Jamie Hannan & Stephanie Wright; PACEing a Communications Resilience Plan by Charles J. Guddemi; Building Business Post-Disaster – A Florida Case Study by Mark McQueen; Technological Strategies for Organizational Leadership by Nathan DiPillo; Linking Resilience and Innovation for Emergency Preparedness by Nia D’Emilio & Christopher Tarantino;

Featured in this issue: Editor Note: Strong Foundations – What Every Disaster Plan Needs by Catherine L. Feinman; How One Town Stood Up to a Category 4 Storm by Jennifer Languell; Building Design for Safety and Resilience – First Steps by Paul Marshall; Benefits of Industrial Liaisons – A Harris County Example by Jamie Hannan; Beachie Creek Fire – A Practitioner’s Firsthand Account by Charles (Chuck) Perino; The Pony Express Rides Again by Monty Dozier; Virtual Reality Training Revolution Is Here by Peter Johnson; Crisis Standards of Care – A Mental Health Perspective by James L. Greenstone; Applications for a Newly Developed Risk and Resilience Tool by Christina Nunez, Kyle Pfeiffer & Rao Kotamarthi;

Featured in this issue: Editor Note: Building Strength in Workforce and Structure by Catherine L. Feinman; The Importance of Strong Leadership for a Unique Discipline by David Fogerson; Maintaining a Strong Volunteer Force by Kristina L. Hamilton; Implementing “Stop the Bleed” for Future K-12 Educators by Will Brewer, Peggy Bergeron, and Wayne Bergeron; Applying Environmental Design to Prevent Active Shooters by Rodney Andreasen; Value of Enterprise Data Management in Emergency Management by Anne Marie Smith; How Technology Systems Impact Critical Infrastructure by Nathan DiPillo & Paul Galyen;

Featured in this issue: Editor Note: Find Chances to Make Positive Changes by Catherine L. Feinman; Nuclear Threats Against the Homeland: Impact and Preparation by Tanya M. Scherr, Daniel Scherr & Richard Schoeberl; Training the Next Generation of Cyber Guardians by Steve Stein; Power Outages, Communication Failures & Healthcare by Daniel Rector; The Role of Faith in Disasters by Michael Prasad; Switch to Online Enables New Active Shooter Training for All by Michael Melton; Workplace Strategies to Reduce Burnout and Build Resilience by Judy Kruger & Chris Paquet; Avoiding the Complacency Trap After This Hurricane Season by Mark Misczak; PPD-44: Implications for Domestic Incident Management by Robert J. (Bob) Roller.