Taking aim at building public trust and understanding of the Philadelphia Office of Emergence Management, Center for Homeland Defense and Security Emergence Program cohort 2102 participant Vanessa Lyman has been […]
Emergence Alumna Making a Difference: Building Emergency Management Community Engagement More
When U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services refugee officer Jacob Abernathy and his fellow officers conduct interviews for the International and Refugee Affairs Division (IRAD), they are too often in locations with
Emergence Alumnus Making a Difference: Improving Internet Access at IRAD Interview Sites More
U.S. Customs and Border Protection border patrol agent Vanessa Jazo realized for years that critical intelligence and other information was not getting from upper management to the rank-and-file border agents
Emergence Alumna Making a Difference: Improving CBP Communication Using Microsoft Teams More
Having experienced the “insider threat” dangers of misusing airport employee identification in secured areas of an airport to compromise security for years, Transportation Security Administration manager Nadira Foo finally saw
Emergence Alumna Making a Difference: Preventing Misuse of Airport Employee IDs More
Riverside County Sheriff’s investigator Jeff Hammond had been flying unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, for years even before he joined the Center for Homeland Defense and Security’s Emergence program in
Recognizing the prevalence of terrorist publications such as Rumiyah and Inspire actively encouraging and offering instruction on how to use fire as a weapon, Christopher Dallalis, a fire engineer for
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