This year’s theme is The Next 50 Years: Charting a Course for the Hazards and Disaster Field.
As Center Director Lori Peek asked during our recent Q&A session, “Where do we want to be five years, ten years, and even fifty years down the road?”
Workshop sessions will help to answer this question. They will also involve panelists who will share new research, policies, and practices to reduce harm and suffering from disasters. As always, the Workshop planning team gathered submissions that reflect the diverse perspectives and wide-ranging expertise of our hazards and disasters community.
“We want to really solve some of these big problems that we’re facing through conversation, through engaging diverse perspectives, and by connecting people at the Workshop,” said Center Assistant Director Jennifer Tobin.
Not interested in submitting an idea for a Workshop session, but still want to get involved? Please visit our Workshop Opportunities page to learn about more ways to participate.
Need Help?
If you’re new to the Workshop, please watch this recorded Q&A Session. You can learn more about the history of the Workshop, the submission process, and additional ways to participate. You can also download the PowerPoint slides to review.
As always, we’re eager to learn from you, and we’re thrilled to welcome you to the annual Natural Hazard Workshop in Broomfield, Colorado from July 13-16, 2025.
Still have questions? Please contact us at hazards.workshop@colorado.edu.