Carlos Mejia’s CHDS master’s thesis, “Active Shooter Response: Can a Comprehensive Approach Address the Existing Gaps?,” analyzes the shortcomings of the current Incident Command System […]
Active Shooter Response: Can a Comprehensive Approach Address the Existing Gaps? More
The Annual Threat Assessment of the US Intelligence Community is presented to Congress by the Director of National Intelligence (DNI). Since 2014, CHDS has produced
Annotated Worldwide Threat Assessment 2023 More
From the Homeland Security Digital Library: a targeted, librarian-selected list of foundational, recently-released, or potentially important resources related to severe winter weather.
In this five-part interactive webinar series held December 2022 – January 2023, national experts will discuss the evolving homeland security and emergency management landscapes at
America in Transition: How Homeland Security Is Changing and What Leaders Need to Know In 2023 More
Environmental disasters are complex problems not only for the communities directly hit but also for areas that receive the people forced out of their homes.
The practice of sewering (transporting with underground pipes) human excreta began in the mid-1800s and propelled the United States into the current wastewater paradigm. Water
Disasters, Finances, Nutrients, and Climate Change: A Case for Waterless Sanitation Systems More
Academics and practitioners see resilience as a critical driver of a community’s success or failure in recovering or bouncing back from disasters. Jill Raycroft discusses
Resilience is a term ubiquitously used to gauge how communities fare during and following disasters. Academics and practitioners see resilience as a critical driver of
Tom Mackin proposes using system dynamics in a computer-aided approach to creating a maximally efficient patient triage and transport system during a mass casualty event.
A collection of resources focused on the economic impacts of natural and other disasters. These impacts can be felt in a number of ways. “Capital
Paul Jara discusses the complexity involved in activating DoD, DHS and National Guard resources in a multi-state disaster like COVID. While it has become commonplace
How Should the National Guard Be Employed for The Next National Disaster? More
A collection of resources focused on disaster fatigue of first responders. Described by Fresno County Director of Behavioral Health Dawan Utecht, “Disaster fatigue is a
