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Episode 82: The Aviation Disaster Family Assistance Act- Exploring 30 Years of Impact P1
When disaster strikes, the investigation is only part of the story. What happens to the families left behind? Who answers their questions, helps them navigate the unimaginable, and makes sure they aren't forgotten in the aftermath?
On this episode of OnTopic with Empathia, Jenn Stansberry Miller sits down with Sharon Bryson, former NTSB Managing Director and disaster assistance leader, and Kathryn Turman, who established and led the FBI's Victim Services Division, to explore how families and survivors helped reshape disaster response in America.
Drawing on their experiences with tragedies including Pan Am Flight 103, the Oklahoma City bombing, and September 11, they share how listening to families, coordinating agencies, and building relationships transformed the way organizations support victims and survivors.
Whether it's delivering a high-value employee assistance program, student support, or responding to a crisis in your organization or community, OnTopic with Empathia brings competence, compassion, and commitment to those who need it most. Find out more at https://www.empathia.com.
Find More Resources from Empathia at:
On this episode of OnTopic with Empathia, Jenn Stansberry Miller sits down with Sharon Bryson, former NTSB Managing Director and disaster assistance leader, and Kathryn Turman, who established and led the FBI's Victim Services Division, to explore how families and survivors helped reshape disaster response in America.
Drawing on their experiences with tragedies including Pan Am Flight 103, the Oklahoma City bombing, and September 11, they share how listening to families, coordinating agencies, and building relationships transformed the way organizations support victims and survivors.
Whether it's delivering a high-value employee assistance program, student support, or responding to a crisis in your organization or community, OnTopic with Empathia brings competence, compassion, and commitment to those who need it most. Find out more at https://www.empathia.com.
Find More Resources from Empathia at:
- Website: https://www.empathia.com
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/empathiainc
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/EmpathiaVlog
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/empathia-inc
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By EmpathiaWhen disaster strikes, the investigation is only part of the story. What happens to the families left behind? Who answers their questions, helps them navigate the unimaginable, and makes sure they aren't forgotten in the aftermath?
On this episode of OnTopic with Empathia, Jenn Stansberry Miller sits down with Sharon Bryson, former NTSB Managing Director and disaster assistance leader, and Kathryn Turman, who established and led the FBI's Victim Services Division, to explore how families and survivors helped reshape disaster response in America.
Drawing on their experiences with tragedies including Pan Am Flight 103, the Oklahoma City bombing, and September 11, they share how listening to families, coordinating agencies, and building relationships transformed the way organizations support victims and survivors.
Whether it's delivering a high-value employee assistance program, student support, or responding to a crisis in your organization or community, OnTopic with Empathia brings competence, compassion, and commitment to those who need it most. Find out more at https://www.empathia.com.
Find More Resources from Empathia at:
On this episode of OnTopic with Empathia, Jenn Stansberry Miller sits down with Sharon Bryson, former NTSB Managing Director and disaster assistance leader, and Kathryn Turman, who established and led the FBI's Victim Services Division, to explore how families and survivors helped reshape disaster response in America.
Drawing on their experiences with tragedies including Pan Am Flight 103, the Oklahoma City bombing, and September 11, they share how listening to families, coordinating agencies, and building relationships transformed the way organizations support victims and survivors.
Whether it's delivering a high-value employee assistance program, student support, or responding to a crisis in your organization or community, OnTopic with Empathia brings competence, compassion, and commitment to those who need it most. Find out more at https://www.empathia.com.
Find More Resources from Empathia at:
- Website: https://www.empathia.com
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/empathiainc
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/EmpathiaVlog
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/empathia-inc