The plight of Houston-area hospitals in Hurricane Harvey provide valuable insights for at-risk healthcare systems. Learn more about recent research from former Natural Hazards Center team member Emma Hines.
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Learn more about the community-centered service-learning activities SURGE scholars have been engaged with since the U.S. Virgin Islands was struck by Hurricanes Irma and Maria in 2017.
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Learn more about the new series of training modules created to help researchers quickly background themselves on conducting extreme event research.
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Take a look at photos, closing comments, graphic recordings, and other items of interest from this year’s convergence-themed Workshop.
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Access any of these short, research-driven articles online and as a downloadable PDF.
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Save the date for the next Making Mitigation Work webinar and learn why it’s difficult to institute better building codes—even when we want to.
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Learn more about this new small grant program focused on enhancing mitigation research.
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Learn how two undergraduate research assistants at the University of Puerto Rico Mayagüez are promoting landslide education and outreach across Puerto Rico.
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Learn more about how to move mitigation to action with the tools, advice, and perspectives showcased in this new series.
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A school's capacity to provide continuous education after disaster is imperative to student welfare. One school in Lyons, Colorado, provides an example of how to facilitate recovery.