Human Vulnerability: Crisis, Recovery & Resilience
Jan. 31 2024
Human vulnerability lies at the heart of any crisis, whether it incites an event, provokes an acute response in the moment, manifests as a post-traumatic stress disorder or poses longer term challenges.
Brynjar Gunnarskog, a clinical psychologist and Head of Crisis Management at Molo BHT, discusses how a better understanding of human vulnerability helps individuals, communities and organisations to prepare for and manage the unexpected when a crisis arises.
Join this webinar to understand human vulnerability factors into emergency preparedness, critical event management, post-incident recovery and initiatives to build resilience for the future.
Attend this webinar to learn
- What critical events teach us about human vulnerability, such as the Oslo terror incident
- How to understand and manage human vulnerability during and after crises
- How people respond during the acute phase of a traumatic incident and afterwards
- How to manage the people involved from both short-term and long-term perspectives
Who should attend
- Emergency Response and Preparedness Leaders & Teams
- Crisis managers / critical event management professionals
- HSEQ Managers
- HR Managers
- Government, NGO and corporates
- Mental health professionals / healthcare
Sign up to attend
Time / duration
- On Wed, Jan 31st 2024 @ 13.00 GMT / 14.00 CET
- 45-minute presentation & discussion (in English)
Speakers
Brynjar Gunnarskog
Head of Crisis Management and Organization
Molo BHT
Lee Koenig
CMO, Webinar Moderator
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