2026 CRHNet Symposium

AEMA’s Be Prepared Program uses an all-hazards approach to prepare individuals, households, and the community for disruptions and emergencies. Through a blend of original research and data-driven storytelling, this session will explore tools and tips for planning your own community preparedness programming, specifically as it relates to understanding evacuation and shelter-in-place durations and improving guidance for communities, as well as the supports Be Prepared can provide tools and supports to help you accomplish this work. You will also learn about relevant research on preparedness in the province to help inform your approach. Attendees will walk away with concrete takeaways, tools and access to support.