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IAEM-OCEANIA CALENDAR
Feb. 22-23, 2011
Duxton Hotel, Wellington, New Zealand
Supported by IAEM-Oceania
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To view the full agenda and to register, visit www.conferenz.co.nz, phone (09) 912 3616, or email info@conferenz.co.nz.
With the Ministry of Civil Defence and Emergency Management’s endorsement, the 10th Annual Emergency Management Conference will be focusing on the Canterbury earthquake and discussing:
- The response - from both a national and local perspective
- Communicating in a disaster
- Developing successful emergency management teams
- Multi-agency coordination and out of town staff integration
- Early lessons identified from MCDEM
Mar. 22-23, 2011
Citigate Central, Sydney, Australia
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Supported by IAEM-Oceania: 10 % ticket discount for IAEM members (CC*IAEM)
IAEM Oceania is supporting this event. You are encouraged to look at the conference programme, and if you wish to attend quote the above code to receive an attendance discount.
The conference will focus on the integrated roles of all levels and services of emergency services and government on dealing with both large and small scale incidents.
Featuring an array of speakers from across emergency services, government and non-government – and using the 2009 Victorian bushfires and subsequent royal commission as a background to discussion; the conference will act as an unbiased forum to promote innovative emergency management and share practical solutions in the sector.
April 10-11, 2011
Rydges Lakeside Hotel
Canberra, Australia
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Emergency Media and Public Affairs (EMPA) offers an annual conference intended to share experience and knowledge among crisis communicators from both government and industry. This networking opportunity for public affairs and media liaison people in emergency-related agencies and organisations includes a Sunday afternoon ‘Seek and Discover’ interactive workshop with media participation; international keynote speakers from the USA and UK; nationally known speakers; case studies on recent disasters and crisis communications; and interactive sessions. Call for Research Papers: 200-word proposals for the 2011 conference research stream are now sought, due Friday, 10 September 2010. Further details
May 10-11, 2011
Brisbane, Australia
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This conference builds on the 1st National Psychosocial Response and Recovery Conference run by Queensland Health in November 2007 and the 2nd Australasian Mental Health and Psychosocial Disasters Conference also run by Queensland Health and Australian Homeland Security Research Centre in October 2008. Three workshops are available on: trauma-focused interventions; disaster connect - concepts and principles of psychological first aid; and addressing child and youth issues. Two day conference focusing on: Australians deployed overseas in war and disaster relief; Observations from Australian natural disasters; Coordination of regional human – social disaster activities; Disaster insurance assessment; Integrating Health into policy, plan, operations; Trauma Informed Care; Rural and Remote Challenges; Disaster Resilience and Adversity; Special Needs Groups; Continuum of care; Employee assistance; and Challenges for Aged Care. The conference is aimed at both general emergency management and health practitioners.
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