Re-Defining the Goals of Disaster Response By Stephen Jordan

Historically, disaster response is framed in terms of the immediate reaction to an unexpected catastrophe. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is designed to address the short-term crises affecting infrastructure, mass care, and emergency communication and coordination. But what happens after the TV cameras leave? More >>

What Would You Do? By Margaret McKenna

Worthy projects and organizations abound. But there are few funding opportunities that will lead to significant and lasting impact. The real challenge is to find programs that truly "move the dial" in an area of need. More >>

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