How do you reach everyone from the average citizen to the homeland security and emergency management specialist? The answer is “Disaster Preparedness.” www.kidomagazine.com
May 9, 2007 (Press Release) --
New Disaster Preparedness Magazine-Printed and online version.
Welcome to the first edition of a new approach to educating the public about how to keep themselves and their families and loved ones safe in our changing world. Disaster Preparedness offers a great deal of knowledge. Whether you are a parent just interested in the latest ideas to protect your family or an industry professional looking for the latest information in politics, strategy, and operational techniques to enhance your knowledge, Disaster Preparedness will be a valuable asset to you.
In this issue a distinguished group of contributors and staff writers have assembled a wide ranging document for your discovery. We will guide you through an interview with the President of the International Fire Chiefs Association with common sense advice about protecting yourself from fire. We also touch on tornados, how children react during disasters and what we should be doing to prepare for the bird flu.
Dr. James Carafano, a renowned expert in homeland security, explains the security questions facing the new Democratic Congress and what our newly elected officials may have to do to succeed.
Dr. Richard Matthew explains what we as a nation have learned from 12,000 disasters since 1990. You may be shocked at the answer. Other articles include issues surrounding disabled citizens and emergency response, weather concerns, business preparedness and terror’s revived Pakistani Connection.
www.kidomagazine.com
Welcome to the first edition of a new approach to educating the public about how to keep themselves and their families and loved ones safe in our changing world. Disaster Preparedness offers a great deal of knowledge. Whether you are a parent just interested in the latest ideas to protect your family or an industry professional looking for the latest information in politics, strategy, and operational techniques to enhance your knowledge, Disaster Preparedness will be a valuable asset to you.
In this issue a distinguished group of contributors and staff writers have assembled a wide ranging document for your discovery. We will guide you through an interview with the President of the International Fire Chiefs Association with common sense advice about protecting yourself from fire. We also touch on tornados, how children react during disasters and what we should be doing to prepare for the bird flu.
Dr. James Carafano, a renowned expert in homeland security, explains the security questions facing the new Democratic Congress and what our newly elected officials may have to do to succeed.
Dr. Richard Matthew explains what we as a nation have learned from 12,000 disasters since 1990. You may be shocked at the answer. Other articles include issues surrounding disabled citizens and emergency response, weather concerns, business preparedness and terror’s revived Pakistani Connection.
www.kidomagazine.com
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