Speakers and Presenters

Norma Anderson, The Bill Anderson Fund

• Plenary: Ethical Obligations to Current and Future Generations of the Natural Hazards Workforce

Ronald Anderson, National Institute of Building Sciences

• Plenary: Ethical Obligations to Current and Future Generations of the Natural Hazards Workforce

David Applegate, U.S. Geological Survey

• Plenary: Making the (Moral) Case for Mitigation

Nahuel Arenas, United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction

• International Collaborations for Disaster Risk Reduction

Katie Arrington, Boulder County, Colorado

• Plenary: Measure What Matters—Social Vulnerability, Equity, and Planning for Resilience

William Arwood, Federal Emergency Management Agency

• Listening Session: Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities

Lauren Alexander Augustine, The National Academies

• Plenary: Making the (Moral) Case for Mitigation

Yajaira Ayala, University of Delaware

• Bill Anderson Fund Lightning Talks

Karen Bailey, University of Colorado Boulder

• Climate Adaptation and Resilience: Tools for Equitable Planning

Daniel Bass, Federal Emergency Management Agency

• Mitigation Merit: Determining the Value, Equity, and Feasibility of Plans and Projects

Chad Berginnis, Association of State Floodplain Managers

• Refocusing Flood Risk Management: Community-Centered Mitigation and Recovery

Francis Bouchard, Marsh McLennan

• Friend or Foe? Technology, Hurricanes, and Marginalized Communities

Cynthia Braddock, Boulder County, Colorado

• Modern Wildfire: Managing Risk and Impacts in a New Era

Kyle Breen, Dalhousie University

• Networking Roundtable: Grant Writing and Community Building
• Networking Roundtable: Planning for Animals in Disaster

Curtis Brown, Virginia Commonwealth University

• TurboGrants: New Options for Learning About Hazard Mitigation Grants

Katherine Browne, Colorado State University

• Ethical and Culturally Informed Recovery: The Challenges of Bureaucracy

Jenny Burmester, Federal Emergency Management Agency

• Climate Adaptation and Resilience: Tools for Equitable Planning
• Mitigation Merit: Determining the Value, Equity, and Feasibility of Plans and Projects

Michael Byrne, Deloitte

• Modern Wildfire: Managing Risk and Impacts in a New Era

Nnenia Campbell, Natural Hazards Center

• Student Orientation
• Inclusive Engagement: Insights from the Diversifying HayWired Communication Project

Jennifer Carpenter, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

• Listening Session: Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Funds

Mary Ellen Carroll, City of San Francisco

• Plenary: State of Emergency—Resource Commitments and Compassion in an Age of Extremes

Stephen Carruth, Federal Emergency Management Agency

• Listening Session: Community Disaster Resilience Zones and the National Risk Index

Divya Chandrasekhar, University of Utah

• Networking Roundtable: Federal-Academic Partnerships

Lauren Clay, University of Maryland, Baltimore County

• Listening Session: Federal Guidance for Open Science and Data

Tim Cockerill, University of Texas at Austin

• Shared-Use Facilities and Networks to Improve Community Resilience

Natalie Coleman, Texas A&M University

• Bill Anderson Fund Lightning Talks

Louise Comfort, University of Pittsburgh

• Student Orientation

Santina Contreras, University of Southern California

• Decolonizing Disasters: Centering Local Power for Resilience

John Cooper, Texas A&M University

• Refocusing Flood Risk Management: Community-Centered Mitigation and Recovery

Michael Craig, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

• Meeting the Goals of Justice40: What Are We Learning?

H. Camille Crain, Federal Emergency Management Agency

• Listening Session: Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities

Shane Crawford, Federal Emergency Management Agency

• The Social Dimensions of Infrastructure and Building Codes

Susan Cutter, University of South Carolina

• Data Democratization: Filling Needs and Fueling Adoption

Christine da Rosa, Portland State University

• Training Session: Introduction to Trauma-Informed Care for the Disaster Workforce

Lindsay Davis, U.S. Geological Survey

• Career Kickstarter

Stephen Decatur, City and County of Denver

• Mitigation Merit: Determining the Value, Equity, and Feasibility of Plans and Projects

Scott Dehnisch, U.S. Agency for International Development

• Modern Wildfire: Managing Risk and Impacts in a New Era

Lauren Dent, U.S. Geological Survey

• Listening Session: Indigenous Communities of Practice and Tribal Engagement

Maria Dillard, National Institute of Standards and Technology

• Ranges of Recovery: How to Achieve Equitable Outcomes with Finite Resources

Benika Dixon, Texas A&M University

• Centering the Needs of Incarcerated People in Disaster Risk Reduction

Adrienne Dodd, University of California, Berkeley

• Disaster Displacement, Migration, and Relocation

Shangjia Dong, University of Delaware

• Addressing Coastal Hazards, Equity, Economic Prosperity, and Resilience (CHEER) Hub

Oronde Drakes, U.S. Geological Survey

• Data Democratization: Filling Needs and Fueling Adoption

Sean Dugdale, Federal Emergency Management Agency

• Ranges of Recovery: How to Achieve Equitable Outcomes with Finite Resources

James Elliott, Rice University

• Refocusing Flood Risk Management: Community-Centered Mitigation and Recovery

Christopher Emrich, University of Central Florida

• Ranges of Recovery: How to Achieve Equitable Outcomes with Finite Resources

Alina Engelman, California State University, East Bay

• Climate Adaptation and Resilience: Tools for Equitable Planning

Gina Eosco, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

• Listening Session: Federal Guidance for Open Science and Data

Nicole Errett, University of Washington

• Shared-Use Facilities and Networks to Improve Community Resilience

Maria Esteva, University of Texas at Austin

• Listening Session: Federal Guidance for Open Science and Data

Shirley Feldmann-Jensen, California State University, Long Beach

• Plenary: Ethical Obligations to Current and Future Generations of the Natural Hazards Workforce

Natasha Fox, Oregon State University

• Hazards and Disaster Research by New Professionals

Suzanne Frew, The Frew Group

• Inclusive Engagement: Insights from the Diversifying HayWired Communication Project
• Networking Roundtable: Disasters, Homelessness, and Housing Precarity

Ivis García, Texas A&M University

• Disaster Displacement, Migration, and Relocation

Robert Gasior, The National Academies

• Culturally Relevant Disaster Mental Health Interventions Along the U.S. Gulf Coast

Christine Gibb, University of Ottawa

• International Collaborations for Disaster Risk Reduction

June Gin, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

• Networking Roundtable: Disasters, Homelessness, and Housing Precarity

Angela Gladwell, Federal Emergency Management Agency

• Modern Wildfire: Managing Risk and Impacts in a New Era

Carolina Gomez, Home Forward

• A City-County Partnership to Understand and Reduce Heat Risks

Natalie Grant, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

• The Preparedness Dilemma: Developing Resilience Despite Challenges

Daniel Green, Federal Emergency Management Agency

• Networking Roundtable: Federal-Academic Partnerships

Alex Greer, State University of New York at Albany

• Disaster Displacement, Migration, and Relocation

Laura Hall, Regional Disaster Preparedness Organization

• Shifting Perspectives in Inclusive Risk Communication

Sara Hamideh, Stony Brook University

• Disasters, Institutional Review Boards, and Ethical Data Collection

Marguerite Harden, Colorado Department of Local Affairs

• Plenary: Measure What Matters—Social Vulnerability, Equity, and Planning for Resilience

Emily Harville, Tulane University

• Culturally Relevant Disaster Mental Health Interventions Along the U.S. Gulf Coast

Dana Hellman, CAPA Strategies

• A City-County Partnership to Understand and Reduce Heat Risks

Patty Hernandez, Headwaters Economics

• Plenary: Making the (Moral) Case for Mitigation

Derrick Hiebert, Federal Emergency Management Agency

• Meeting the Goals of Justice40: What Are We Learning?

Susanna Hoffman, International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences

• Decolonizing Disasters: Centering Local Power for Resilience

Emily Hogan, City of Louisville

• Disasters, Institutional Review Boards, and Ethical Data Collection

Gabor Holtzer, University of Notre Dame

• Tackling Challenges and Making Progress on the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction

Courtney Hoover, U.S. Department of the Interior

• Ranges of Recovery: How to Achieve Equitable Outcomes with Finite Resources

Jennifer Horney, University of Delaware

• Disasters, Institutional Review Boards, and Ethical Data Collection

Patrick Howell, Institute for Building Technology and Safety

• Climate Adaptation and Resilience: Tools for Equitable Planning

Emma Hudson-Doyle, Massey University

• Shifting Perspectives in Inclusive Risk Communication

Thomas Hughes, Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency

• Networking Roundtable: Partnering with Practitioners
• Meeting the Goals of Justice40: What Are We Learning?

Lorna Jaramillo-Nieves, University of Puerto Rico Río Piedras

• Decolonizing Disasters: Centering Local Power for Resilience

Cassandra Jean, University of Washington

• Bill Anderson Fund Lightning Talks

Alessandra Jerolleman, Jacksonville State University

• Networking Roundtable: Partnering with Practitioners

Katherine Johnson, National Institute of Standards and Technology

• The Social Dimensions of Infrastructure and Building Codes

Kate Judson, Federal Emergency Management Agency

• Meeting the Goals of Justice40: What Are We Learning?

Shefali Juneja Lakhina, Wonder Labs

• Disaster Displacement, Migration, and Relocation

Amber Khan, University of Washington

• Networking Roundtable: Disasters, Homelessness, and Housing Precarity

Brittany Kiessling, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

• Climate Adaptation and Resilience: Tools for Equitable Planning

Karl Kim, University of Hawaii at Manoa

• Data Democratization: Filling Needs and Fueling Adoption

Kristina Kintziger, University of Nebraska Medical Center

• The Preparedness Dilemma: Developing Resilience Despite Challenges

Michael Kolian, U.S. Department of Energy

• Meeting the Goals of Justice40: What Are We Learning?

Tamiyo Kondo, Kobe University

• Tackling Challenges and Making Progress on the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction

Bryan Koon, Innovative Emergency Management

• TurboGrants: New Options for Learning About Hazard Mitigation Grants

Paul Kovacs, Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reduction

• Ranges of Recovery: How to Achieve Equitable Outcomes with Finite Resources

Jamie Kruse, East Carolina University

• Addressing Coastal Hazards, Equity, Economic Prosperity, and Resilience (CHEER) Hub

Betty Lai, Boston College

• Networking Roundtable: Grant Writing and Community Building

Nicolas LaLone, Rochester Institute of Technology

• Data Democratization: Filling Needs and Fueling Adoption

Laura Landau, Rutgers University

• Hazards and Disaster Research by New Professionals

Romeo Lavarias, City of Miramar Fire-Rescue Department

• The Preparedness Dilemma: Developing Resilience Despite Challenges

Mary Leinhos, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

• Training Session: Introduction to Trauma-Informed Care for the Disaster Workforce

Judanne Lennox-Morrison, Texas A&M University

• Inclusive Engagement: Insights from the Diversifying HayWired Communication Project

Eric Letvin, Federal Emergency Management Agency

• Plenary: Making the (Moral) Case for Mitigation

Barry Levitt, Florida International University

• International Collaborations for Disaster Risk Reduction

Maggie León-Corwin, The University of Oklahoma

• Bill Anderson Fund Lightning Talks

Dongying Li, Texas A&M University

• Culturally Relevant Disaster Mental Health Interventions Along the U.S. Gulf Coast

Yolanda Lin, University of New Mexico

• The Social Dimensions of Infrastructure and Building Codes

Mark Lindberg, Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies

• The Preparedness Dilemma: Developing Resilience Despite Challenges

William Lloyd, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

• Listening Session: Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Funds

Keri Lubell, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

• Shifting Perspectives in Inclusive Risk Communication

Kristin Ludwig, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy

• Plenary: Ethical Obligations to Current and Future Generations of the Natural Hazards Workforce

Maggie Luna, Texas Center for Justice and Equity

• Centering the Needs of Incarcerated People in Disaster Risk Reduction

Hussam Mahmoud, Colorado State University

• Plenary: Measure What Matters—Social Vulnerability, Equity, and Planning for Resilience

Julie Maldonado, Livelihoods Knowledge Exchange Network

• Ethical and Culturally Informed Recovery: The Challenges of Bureaucracy

Matthew Marchetti, CrowdSource Rescue

• Friend or Foe? Technology, Hurricanes, and Marginalized Communities

Elizabeth Marino, Oregon State University-Cascades

• Ethical and Culturally Informed Recovery: The Challenges of Bureaucracy

Atyia Martin, Next Leadership Development

• The Role of Black Communities and Organizations in Climate and Disaster Resilience

Carlos Martín, Harvard University

• Ranges of Recovery: How to Achieve Equitable Outcomes with Finite Resources

Julia Masters, State of Colorado

• Plenary: Measure What Matters—Social Vulnerability, Equity, and Planning for Resilience

Jasmine McAdams, University of California, Berkeley

• Networking Roundtable: Understanding Intersecting Inequalities

Sara McBride, U.S. Geological Survey

• First-Timers’ Orientation

Joshua McDuffie, Vanderbilt University

• Bill Anderson Fund Lightning Talks

Jacqueline Meszaros, National Science Foundation

• Hazards and Disaster Research by New Professionals
• Tackling Challenges and Making Progress on the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction

Michelle Meyer, Texas A&M University

• Mitigation Merit: Determining the Value, Equity, and Feasibility of Plans and Projects

Anne Miller, Colorado Department of Local Affairs

• Plenary: Measure What Matters—Social Vulnerability, Equity, and Planning for Resilience

Aubrey Miller, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences

• Disasters, Institutional Review Boards, and Ethical Data Collection

TyKeara Mims, Texas A&M University

• Addressing Coastal Hazards, Equity, Economic Prosperity, and Resilience (CHEER) Hub

Dominick Mireles, City of Philadelphia

• Plenary: State of Emergency—Resource Commitments and Compassion in an Age of Extremes

Judith Mitrani-Reiser, National Institute of Standards and Technology

• EERI Distinguished Lecture

Cristy Morales Munoz, United Way of the Columbia-Willamette

• Training Session: Introduction to Trauma-Informed Care for the Disaster Workforce

Matthew Mueller, Denver Office of Emergency Management

• Plenary: State of Emergency—Resource Commitments and Compassion in an Age of Extremes

Laura Myers, The University of Alabama

• Decolonizing Disasters: Centering Local Power for Resilience

Jean-Claude Ndongo, Florida Atlantic University

• Inclusive Engagement: Insights from the Diversifying HayWired Communication Project

Michael Paul Nelson, Oregon State University

• Training Session: Making the Moral Case—Ethics and Argument Analysis

Daniel Nietfeld, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

• Modern Wildfire: Managing Risk and Impacts in a New Era

Laura Olson, Jacksonville State University

• Ethical and Culturally Informed Recovery: The Challenges of Bureaucracy

Yuichi Ono, Tohoku University

• Tackling Challenges and Making Progress on the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction

Robert O’Connor, National Science Foundation

• Listening Session: Federal Guidance for Open Science and Data

Risa Palm, Georgia State University

• Plenary: Making the (Moral) Case for Mitigation

Jonna Papaefthimiou, State of Oregon

• A City-County Partnership to Understand and Reduce Heat Risks

Carol Parks, City of Los Angeles

• Plenary: State of Emergency—Resource Commitments and Compassion in an Age of Extremes

Lori Peek, Natural Hazards Center

• Wrap-Up and Call to Action
• Welcome and Self-Introductions

Kristina Peterson, Lowlander Center

• Networking Roundtable: Understanding Intersecting Inequalities

Lisa Platt, University of Florida

• The Social Dimensions of Infrastructure and Building Codes

Tara Powell, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

• Culturally Relevant Disaster Mental Health Interventions Along the U.S. Gulf Coast

David Prevatt, University of Florida

• Addressing Coastal Hazards, Equity, Economic Prosperity, and Resilience (CHEER) Hub

Katie Pugh, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

• Training Session: Introduction to Trauma-Informed Care for the Disaster Workforce

Carlee Purdum, Texas A&M University

• Centering the Needs of Incarcerated People in Disaster Risk Reduction

Julio Ramirez, Purdue University

• Shared-Use Facilities and Networks to Improve Community Resilience

Jagruti Rekhi, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

• Listening Session: Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Funds

Kesley Richardson, Loyola University

• Bill Anderson Fund Lightning Talks

Fernando Rivera, University of Central Florida

• Disaster Displacement, Migration, and Relocation

Danielle Rivera, University of California, Berkeley

• Mitigation Merit: Determining the Value, Equity, and Feasibility of Plans and Projects

Jason Rivera, City University of New York

• Friend or Foe? Technology, Hurricanes, and Marginalized Communities

Patrick Roberts, RAND Corporation

• Plenary: State of Emergency—Resource Commitments and Compassion in an Age of Extremes

Richard Robertson, University of the West Indies

• Decolonizing Disasters: Centering Local Power for Resilience

Shalynn Robinette, Home Forward

• A City-County Partnership to Understand and Reduce Heat Risks

Shelby Ross, University of Colorado Boulder

• Listening Session: Indigenous Communities of Practice and Tribal Engagement

Diana Rothe-Smith, Innovative Emergency Management

• Networking Roundtable: Partnerships to Engage Marginalized Communities

Elizabeth Rudd, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

• Listening Session: Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Funds

Andrew Rumbach, Urban Institute

• Refocusing Flood Risk Management: Community-Centered Mitigation and Recovery

Heather Schulte, Heather Schulte Studio

• Networking Roundtable: Partnerships to Engage Marginalized Communities

Andrea Schumacher, National Center for Atmospheric Research

• Friend or Foe? Technology, Hurricanes, and Marginalized Communities

Nick Shufro, Federal Emergency Management Agency

• Shifting Perspectives in Inclusive Risk Communication

Marci Marie Simmons, Lioness: Justice Impacted Women’s Alliance

• Centering the Needs of Incarcerated People in Disaster Risk Reduction

Gavin Smith, North Carolina State University

• Plenary: Ethical Obligations to Current and Future Generations of the Natural Hazards Workforce

Andrea Snyder, The Pew Charitable Trusts

• Modern Wildfire: Managing Risk and Impacts in a New Era

Robin Soler, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

• Decolonizing Disasters: Centering Local Power for Resilience

Steve Staeger, 9News Denver

• The Future of Alerts and Warnings: Research, Innovation, and Inclusion Gaps

Russ Strickland, Maryland Department of Emergency Management

• TurboGrants: New Options for Learning About Hazard Mitigation Grants

Elaina Sutley, University of Kansas

• The Social Dimensions of Infrastructure and Building Codes

Jeannette Sutton, State University of New York at Albany

• The Future of Alerts and Warnings: Research, Innovation, and Inclusion Gaps

Salvesila Tamima, University of Delaware

• Hazards and Disaster Research by New Professionals

Shigeo Tatsuki, Doshisha University

• International Collaborations for Disaster Risk Reduction

Kristin Taylor, Wayne State University

• Shared-Use Facilities and Networks to Improve Community Resilience

Kathleen Tierney, University of Colorado Boulder

• Meeting the Goals of Justice40: What Are We Learning?

Jennifer Toon, Lioness: Justice Impacted Women’s Alliance

• Centering the Needs of Incarcerated People in Disaster Risk Reduction

Kaoru Toyofuku, Japan Science and Technology Agency

• Tackling Challenges and Making Progress on the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction

Joseph Trainor, University of Delaware

• Ethical and Culturally Informed Recovery: The Challenges of Bureaucracy

Joseph Trujillo-Falcón, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

• Shifting Perspectives in Inclusive Risk Communication

Alicia Tyson, Colorado State University

• Data Democratization: Filling Needs and Fueling Adoption

Erin Urquhart, National Aeronautics and Space Administration

• Data Democratization: Filling Needs and Fueling Adoption

Matthew Van, University of Delaware

• Networking Roundtable: Disasters, Homelessness, and Housing Precarity

Jamie Vickery, University of Washington

• Networking Roundtable: Disasters, Homelessness, and Housing Precarity

Melissa Villarreal, Natural Hazards Center

• Ethical and Culturally Informed Recovery: The Challenges of Bureaucracy
• Listening Session: Indigenous Communities of Practice and Tribal Engagement

Lauren Vinnell, Massey University

• International Collaborations for Disaster Risk Reduction

Tricia Wachtendorf, University of Delaware

• Addressing Coastal Hazards, Equity, Economic Prosperity, and Resilience (CHEER) Hub

Anne Wein, U.S. Geological Survey

• Inclusive Engagement: Insights from the Diversifying HayWired Communication Project

Catherine Welker, Federal Emergency Management Agency

• The Preparedness Dilemma: Developing Resilience Despite Challenges

Jocelyn West, Natural Hazards Center

• Career Kickstarter

Chandler Wilkins, Texas A&M University

• Hazards and Disaster Research by New Professionals

Pamela Williams, Federal Emergency Management Agency

• TurboGrants: New Options for Learning About Hazard Mitigation Grants
• Listening Session: Community Disaster Resilience Zones and the National Risk Index

Jay Wilson, Clackamas County Disaster Management

• The Social Dimensions of Infrastructure and Building Codes

Wade Witmer, Federal Emergency Management Agency

• The Future of Alerts and Warnings: Research, Innovation, and Inclusion Gaps

Michele Wood, California State University, Fullerton

• The Future of Alerts and Warnings: Research, Innovation, and Inclusion Gaps

H. Tristan Wu, University of North Texas

• First-Timers’ Orientation

Haorui Wu, Dalhousie University

• Networking Roundtable: Planning for Animals in Disaster
• Networking Roundtable: Grant Writing and Community Building

Matthew Wynia, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus

• Disasters, Institutional Review Boards, and Ethical Data Collection

Elissa Yeates, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

• Refocusing Flood Risk Management: Community-Centered Mitigation and Recovery

Siyu Yu, Texas A&M University

• Climate Adaptation and Resilience: Tools for Equitable Planning

Jiqiu "JQ" Yuan, National Institute of Building Sciences

• TurboGrants: New Options for Learning About Hazard Mitigation Grants

Xilei Zhao, University of Florida

• Friend or Foe? Technology, Hurricanes, and Marginalized Communities

Sally Ziolkowski, Federal Emergency Management Agency

• Networking Roundtable: Federal-Academic Partnerships

Casey Zuzak, Federal Emergency Management Agency

• Listening Session: Community Disaster Resilience Zones and the National Risk Index