No images? Click here 19 April 2021 This is a special issue of eBulletin to share information about the upcoming National Emergency Management Conference | Hui Taumata o Te Uepū Whakahaere Haumaru. Conference NewsNational Emergency Management Conference - Registrations Open Now!We’re delighted to announce that registrations are now open for the National Emergency Management Conference 2021 | Hui Taumata o Te Uepū Whakahaere Haumaru which is being held at Te Papa Tongarewa in Wellington from 25 – 27 May. We do hope you’re able to join us! All conference sessions align with this year’s theme of 'Building Safe and Resilient Communities: The Future of the Emergency Management System'. The first day of the conference, a hui ā-motu, provides a platform for Māori and indigenous perspectives on emergency management. The programme will bring together Māori experts and leaders, practitioners and volunteers, and those interested in supporting improved emergency management outcomes for Māori. Days two and three, will build on the first day through plenary and breakout sessions, in which we will explore how we work together – through partnerships, co-creation, and collective effort, across a broad range of organisations, sectors, and communities – to support improved emergency management outcomes for individuals and communities. So, during the conference participants will consider how we:
The conference programme is firming up well – here’s an overview of just some of the highlights: Day 1: Tuesday 25 May – Hui ā-motu
Day 2: Wednesday 26 May – Plenary sessions
Day 3: Thursday 27 May – Plenary and break-out sessions
Emergency Management AwardsHere’s a timely reminder to also get your Emergency Management Awards nominations in and to sign up to attend the Awards Dinner on Wednesday 26 May. This is a wonderful opportunity to recognise and celebrate those who have made outstanding contributions to emergency management over the two years since the last conference. Register for the conference and Awards Dinner here. Be sure to visit our conference web page regularly to keep up to date with arrangements as they develop. |