Funding is now available through the Health and Extreme Weather Research Awards Program. Join our proposal Q&A session today at 1 p.m. MT to learn more: bit.ly/4xWaSSu

Last week's Next Generation Oil Spill Researchers webinar highlighted trailblazing studies on the consequences of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Catch up and join us for the next session: www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyu-...

We hope we'll join us tomorrow: bit.ly/3VprcxB

The Natural Hazards Center @hazcenter.bsky.social issued a call for quick response research about the health risks and consequences of recent extreme weather events. Proposals that use instrumentation from the RAPID facility are strongly encouraged. Join a Q&A Oct 15.

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During a recent wildfire in Nevada, many at-risk residents did not receive warnings. As the Natural Hazards Center's
@carsonmk.bsky.social explains, flaws in emergency alert systems persist nationwide. Urgent improvements are needed to deliver life-saving emergency information: bit.ly/47B1DfK

The 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster was devastating for the people, environment, and economy of the U.S. Southern Gulf region. Join us for a webinar next Thursday to learn more about how researchers have worked to understand the catastrophe's far-reaching and interconnected impacts: bit.ly/3VprcxB

We're seeking proposals for quick response research on how wildfires, storms, heat waves, and other weather-related disasters affect human health. Join us for an upcoming Q&A session to learn more about this funding opportunity: bit.ly/4xWaSSu

From unconventional perspectives in disaster studies to narratives of survival and loss after the 2025 Central Texas floods, these shows are full of insightful conversations and moving stories. Head to our website to explore these and many other podcasts: buff.link/2b

As tornado hazard shifts with a changing climate, the latest Weather Ready research calls attention to child-serving institutions which may lack adequate
building codes to withstand deadly tornado wind speeds: bit.ly/3SVFVzC

How do aging-related factors shape older adults’ experiences during disasters?

Explore “Older Adults and Disasters,” a training module from the Natural Hazards Center (@hazcenter.bsky.social) that examines vulnerability and resilience.

Available now: buff.ly/JRf8RwN

Extreme heat often develops gradually and invisibly, making it difficult for individuals, communities, and organizations to recognize its risks. This recent Quick Response study by Jovana Andelkovic provides insights for improved heat communication and governance: bit.ly/4y90FD9

We hope you'll join us next Thursday to kick off an exciting new initiative from the Natural Hazards Center and @nationalacademies.org. Learn the skills you'll need to conduct rigorous, coordinated, and community-centered research in the wake of an oil spill: bit.ly/4iWEICs

Disasters pose escalating risks to non-traditional animals, like those at urban farms and sanctuaries. The latest Quick Response study provides insights to improve evacuation and sheltering for these animals and their caretakers: bit.ly/4hh8VLf

Join us today at 11 a.m. MT: bit.ly/3Sm8ypl

On September 11, 2001, terrorists hijacked four passenger airplanes to carry out attacks on the United States. Nearly 3,000 people were killed, and the many rippling consequences have been enduring.

Join us on Tuesday, September 8 for the 9/11 Terrorist Attacks, 25 Years Later: bit.ly/3Sm8ypl

On September 11, 2001, terrorists hijacked four passenger airplanes to carry out attacks on the United States. Nearly 3,000 people were killed, and the many rippling consequences have been enduring.

Join us on Tuesday, September 8 for the 9/11 Terrorist Attacks, 25 Years Later: bit.ly/3Sm8ypl

As disaster losses rise and social vulnerabilities deepen, a security-first paradigm in emergency management is increasingly ineffective. For Research Counts, Nnenia Campbell and Hans Louis-Charles call for a more humanitarian ethos that prioritizes human welfare and risk reduction: lnkd.in/gsN9x-XR