Benjamin Franklin once said, "Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.”

John looks ahead to The Readiness Lab's upcoming Emergency Management Response for Dynamic Populations Course being held August 1-5 in Atlanta and reflects on the SUSAR MSOC Conference of last week.

Emergency Management Response for Dynamic Populations

To register: thereadinesslab.com/dynamic-populations

Ben Franklin’s quote may be the best way to describe the experience that Disaster Tough Podcast host, John Scardena had at the recent SUSAR & MSOC Conference in Columbia, South Carolina where he was a featured presenter.

In this episode of the Disaster Tough Podcast, John recaps the many valuable lessons learned at the conference through collaboration with rescue workers, interactive training, and real-world scenarios presented by experts in the industry from all over the world.

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The Readiness Lab is trailblazing disaster readiness. Early access for the highly anticipated course emergency management response for dynamic populations is currently live. Think you have what it takes? Join us in Atlanta for an immersive experience. Space is limited to 40. Go to thereadinesslab.com