Register now to attend the 2022 Greater Los Angeles Safety and Preparedness Fair! Everyone is Welcome and it's FREE.
You are invited to join us for our first ECA Bay Area Regional Workshop in person! The meeting will include Run Your Resilientville, a fun, interactive and inclusive group exercise […]
An in-depth presentation in person of the HayWired Scenario Exercise Toolkit, Quake Break, a general update of ECA activities and more!
Learn about the impacts and lessons from the 2022 Ferndale earthquake, offshore faults and tsunami hazards of Southern California, and more!
California Department of Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara and State Senator Anthony J. Portantino invite you to an Emergency Preparedness Virtual Town Hall, with experts who will share what you can do to prepare in the event of an emergency.
Meet experts in emergency preparedness for earthquakes, tsunamis, and other emergencies, including representatives from FEMA, ECA, SCEC, CERT and Caltech who are working to ensure all Californians will be more resilient when disaster strikes.
Learn about tsunami hazards in California - where they may start, and updated tsunami hazard maps. Then learn about tsunami alerts and warnings, the state's planned response, as well as what to do before, during, and after a tsunami.
This FEMA-Certified Tsunami Awareness course will enhance your abilities to support your organizations' tsunami preparedness and response efforts.
Gather information and resources to best prepare for an emergency or disaster. Learn from community responders, organizations & providers.
Join us in San Francisco for a workshop designed to show how businesses, government agencies, non-profits, and other groups can hold simple discussion-based exercises using the new HayWired Scenario Exercise Toolkit.
Join us in Menlo Park for a workshop designed to show how businesses, government agencies, non-profits, and other groups can hold simple discussion-based exercises using this new resource.
Join us in Oakland for a workshop designed to show how businesses, government agencies, non-profits, and other groups can hold simple discussion-based exercises using this new resource.
