Symposium
This timely symposium will first hear from CDCs and local governments from the Gulf Coast to discuss what occurred in their communities and what they would do differently had they known then what they know now.

Second, participants will hear from organizations and communities that have developed and implemented effective strategies for preparing residents, community-based organizations, and local governments for the unexpected.

Third, the symposium will address proactive recovery and restoration from disaster. Participants will hear from communities that have successfully recovered from disasters and learn about best practices. View the Symposium Agenda. [PDF 125KB]

Symposium begins at 8:30 a.m. and ends at 4 p.m. The fee to attend is $195 and includes a light continental breakfast, a luncheon, all materials, and the NeighborWorks Training Institute networking reception that evening. Download a registration form for more information. [PDF 106KB] Pre-event registration deadline is March 13.

Pre-Symposium Workshop
Join us in Dallas on Tuesday, April 4 from 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. for a complimentary pre-symposium workshop - Staying In Business after a Disaster: Organizational Continuity Planning. How quickly your organization can get back in business after a disaster depends on the emergency planning done today. Dr. Thomas Phelan, a widely recognized expert, will provide information to assist participating organizations to prepare for what could happen.

Post-Symposium Course
We are pleased to offer a special post-symposium course on Thursday-Friday: CP214 Courting Disaster: Construction Practices That Withstand Natural Hazards. Course link includes description and registration information.

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