These disaster podcasts tell stories of every day people who are recovering from and adapting to the natural hazards that threaten their homes and communities. Find the NHC podcast page at the link in our bio and listen to one this weekend!
The Natural Hazards Workshop is a place where we come together to advance research and its applications. In anticipation of our 50th gathering, each week we'll share photos from years past. Reply below or use #NHCWorkshopWednesday to share yours too!
Congratulations to our very own graduate research assistant Brigid Mark, who is ending the spring semester strong with multiple accolades for her scholarship and activism.
Proposals for the 2025 Practitioners Meeting are due THIS FRIDAY May 16!
In the Cascadia Subduction Zone of California, Washington, and Oregon, millions of people face the threat of devastating earthquakes. Truly effective warnings could be a matter of life and death.
We hope to see you this summer! Register for the 50th annual Natural Hazards Workshop today.
Congrats to the winners of the 2025 Student Paper Competition!
In Maui, efforts to build back after devastating wildfires have sometimes neglected local perspectives and priorities. Read the latest Weather Ready Research to learn how some island residents feel about recovery so far!
Read the latest Weather Ready Research for a closer look at one of the most reliable yet controversial wildfire mitigation strategies.
The latest #MitigationMatters research report examines how Houston's home repair and elevation program and the way it has transformed some neighborhoods and not others.
Read the latest #MitigationMatters Research
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Organizations with deep cultural ties to the disaster-impacted communities they serve can help to build trust and ease communication with government agencies. Read the latest Weather Ready Research report for a case study from Jackson County, Oregon
The latest call for Weather Ready Research invited previously funded scholars to extend and translate their work into new tools, technologies, or trainings.
Dive into an action-packed day of immersive virtual learning at the @iaem_org Plugged In Conference!
Check out these books in our #NewReads series
The deadline for our Meet the Authors event at the 2025 Natural Hazards Workshop is fast-approaching.
Introducing the 2025 Mary Fran Myers Scholarship Winners
There's one week left to submit your ideas for the 2025 Practitioners Meeting
Evacuation Obstacles: Why Some People Remain in Harm's Way During Disasters
Registration for the 2025 Natural Hazards Center Open Now!
Congratulations to the 2025 Disability and Disasters Award winners!
Just a few days left to submit abstracts for the 2025 Workshop poster session!
Hazards Behind Bars: How Colorado's Incarcerated People Are Exposed to Extreme Weather
Just a few more days to submit abstracts for the 2025 Researchers Meeting
The Power of Diversity
Happy 85th birthday to the Disaster Diva, Claire B. Rubin
TODAY is the last day to submit your ideas for this summer's 50th Annual Natural Hazards Research and Applications Workshop
There are just a few days left to share your ideas for the 50th Annual Natural Hazards Research and Applications Workshop!
Check out these books in our #NewReads series
Prepared for Anything: The Role of Business Continuity in Organizational Resilience
Submissions for our annual Student Paper Competition close in one week