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Contact Information for ADD Five Emergency Preparedness Centers Title: Alianza Emergency Preparedness Project Plus
Organization: New Jersey Institute for Disabilities/Cerebral Palsy Association
of Middlesex County
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Title: Being Prepared: MN Emergency Preparedness Center Organization: IPSII Inc.
Contact:
Julie Kenney, MPA
Title: Collaboration for Inclusive Emergency Preparedness and Response
Organization: University of Delaware
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Title: Hawaii Emergency Preparedness Special Initiatives Organization: University of Hawaii-Manoa
Contact:
Briana D. Skaggs
Title: PREParation for Emergencies and Recovery (PREP) Project Organization: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Contact:
Irene N. Zipper, MSW, Ph.D
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Marcie Roth Director Office of Disability Integration and Coordination Department of Homeland Security/ FEMA 202.212.1537 (office) 202.285.9231 (cell) marcie.roth@dhs.gov www.fema.gov/about/odic
Marcie Roth was appointed by President Obama in June 2009 to be the Senior Advisor on Disability Issues for FEMA. Once at FEMA, she developed the new Office of Disability Integration and Coordination, where she now serves as Director. In this role, she leads the Agency’s commitment to meet the access and functional needs of children and adults with disabilities in emergency and disaster preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation.
Being Safe, Feeling Safe
•Being Safe, Feeling Safe was funded in part by the US Homeland Security Funds
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California State Department of Developmental Services Office of Human Rights
& Advocacy Services
•1600
9th
Street, Room 240 Sacramento, CA 95814
IPSII Inc. thanks the Minnesota Governor’s Council on Developmental Disabilities for providing the *Being Safe Workbook and Magnet to Being Prepared: MN Emergency Preparedness Participants and being a supporter of this project.
Below are links that are on the Mn Governor’s Council on Developmental Disabilities Website at: http://www.mnddc.org/emergency-planning/index.html
qVideo:
Feeling
Safe, Being Safe
(CA)
Workbook: Feeling Safe, Being Safe (CA Personal Safety Materials) Feeling Safe, Being Safe (CA Web Site)
qFEMA
Document:
Guidance
on Planning for Integration of Functional Needs Support Services in General
Population Shelters.
qFEMA
Guide: "Are You Ready" guide:
q"Emergency
Planning and Checklists":
http://www.fema.gov/areyouready/emergency_planning.shtm
q"Disaster
Supplies Checklist":
http://www.fema.gov/areyouready/appendix_b.shtm
Getting Real II Conference
•A.L.E.R.T.:
Autism Lifesaving Emergency Response Training Program (Goldfarb)
•Note:
There is no ASL available for the first 20 seconds
•Being
Prepared: MN Emergency Preparedness Center: The Lessons Learned Through
North Minneapolis May 22nd Tornado (Kenney)
•Hawaii
Feeling Safe Being Safe Training Strategies (Skaggs, Kelly, Getty)
•Inclusion
of People with Disabilities into CERT (Boyce)
Autism NOW Center 1825 K Street NW, Suite 1200, Washington, DC 20006 Phone: 202.534.3706 | Toll free: 800.433.5255 Fax: 202.534.3731 Email: tferguson@autismnow.org
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