Be More Than a Bystander: Preparing Communities for Disaster | Elizabeth Hardister | TEDxUGA

With this talk, Elizabeth Hardister emphasizes the importance of individual action in community-level emergency preparedness. Elizabeth Hardister is a fourth-year student from Dunwoody, Georgia. She is completing her Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs and Master of Public Health in Disaster Management. As a CURO Honors Scholar, she conducts research with the Institute for Disaster Management in hurricane planning and evacuations in Georgia. In the future, Hardister hopes to pursue a career as an emergency management specialist. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

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Personally impressed by the clarity of content throughout this information talk. Appreciate the educated viewpoint with extra information of relevant interest.

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this young lady was fantastic! Great information!

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[@jennifertenorio4058]

Incredible job - I laughed, I cried, I was impacted. Thank you.

[@sudd3660]

Preparing Communities for Disaster should be more than just action, its much better to go into the mental aspect. Community Emergency Response teams should be educated people helping others make changes, it is our ways and behaviours in this system that caused the problem in the first place. helping others deprogramm out of the capitalist system into community thinking and actually survive in the long term and short term with cooperation. without sustainable living we can not survive, clearly and logically.