Featured in this issue: Protection at Home & on the Streets, By Catherine L. Feinman; COVID-19 Testing – What It Is & Why It is Important, Hope to Action: Medical Equipment for Children Post-Disaster, By Team MobileKids; Bringing Calm to Chaos: HICS & the Coronavirus Pandemic, By Andrew Roszak; Hospital Resilience – Operational Perspectives From COVID-19; The New Age of Police Reform – Part 1, By Joseph W. Trindal ; Law Enforcement’s Perfect Storm 2020, By Joseph W. Trindal ; The New Age of Police Reform – Part 2, By Joseph W. Trindal & Lynn Holland
Featured in this issue: Disaster Support – Meeting Today’s Needs, By Catherine L. Feinman; Earthquake Preparedness in Non-Earthquake Country, By Stephen Maloney; Public Safety Drones: Disasters & Drones for Good, By Charles L. Werner; In an Era of Coronavirus, Do Not Forget Security, By Andrew Roszak; Leader “Buy In” Is Not Enough in Emergency Management, By James Rush; Acceptable Loss: Presentations From Experts
Featured in this issue: Success Is Not Defined by Perfection, By Catherine L. Feinman; All Models Are Wrong (But Modeling Is as Necessary as Ever), By Terry Hastings & Colin Krainin; Disaster Case Management: An Important Disaster Response Tool, By Senay Ozbay; Remote Contact Tracing: A New Twist on an Old Practice, By David Reddick & John Anthony; What Happens in Vegas: Harvest Music Festival Mass Shooting, By Andrew Roszak
Featured in this issue: Staying Prepared in a Changing World, By Catherine L. Feinman; A New Way of Looking at Earthquake Plans, By Frances Dunniway; Do Not Stop Exercising – Go Remote!, By Andrew Altizer & James Westbrook; EMS Continuity of Operations Plan: A Critical Lifeline Component, By Ron Cain; The Epitome of Failure – Part 3, By William H. Austin
Featured in this issue: Whole Community – Threats & Solutions, By Catherine L. Feinman; Publisher’s Note, By Martin (Marty) Masiuk; An All-Hazards Educational Approach to Emergency Management, By Paula D. Gordon; National Pandemic Planning – The Forgotten Scenarios, By Rick C. Mathews; Active Shooter Preparedness: Beyond Run/Hide/Fight, By Chad Hyland; The Dynamics of Human Trafficking: Before & After COVID-19, By Michael Breslin
Featured in this issue: Disasters & Their Acceptable Losses, By Catherine L. Feinman; The Wicked Problem of Lifting Social Distancing & Isolation, By Galen Adams & Jeremy L. Kim; The Acceptable Loss – The Trolley Dilemma of Managing COVID-19 Pandemic, By Isaac Ashkenazi & Carmit Rapaport; The Epitome of Failure – Part 2, By William H. Austin; Avoiding the Three As: Apathy, Atrophy & Attrition, By Christopher Tantlinger; Management of the Strategic National Stockpile, A Path Forward, By Carl Brewer
Featured in this issue: Call to Action for “Unprecedented” Events, By Catherine L. Feinman; Letter From the Publisher, By Martin Masiuk; Inventions Birthed by Necessity, By Daniel M. Gerstein; Use Caution: Retirees & the Direct Clinical Setting, By Matthew Minson; A Family Tradition – Old School Florida Smuggling, Chapters 14-16, By Robert C. Hutchinson; The Epitome of Failure, By William H. Austin; Military Use for Continued Law Enforcement During the Pandemic, By Andrew Roszak; Reconsideration of Healthcare Providers in the Age of COVID-19, By Matthew Minson; Triggered Collapse, Part 5: Gaps in National Disaster Planning Scenarios, By Drew Miller; Triggered Collapse, Part 6: A Nationwide Call to Action, By Drew Miller
Featured in this issue: Resilience When Help May Not Be on the Way, By Catherine L. Feinman; PPE Shortages & Funding Gaps for Pandemics, By Greg Burel; From Hysteria to Complacency, Then Back Again, By James M. Rush Sr.; A Family Tradition – Old School Florida Smuggling, Chapters 6-13, By Robert C. Hutchinson; Triggered Collapse, Part 3: Lessons in Lawlessness, By Drew Miller; Triggered Collapse, Part 4: Cascading Consequences Beyond the Event, By Drew Miller
Featured in this issue: Solving the Preparedness Puzzle, By Catherine L. Feinman; Police as Medical Responders in Active Threat Events, By Charles H. Kean; Poll and Comment: What role should federal agencies have in a disaster?, By Martin (Marty) Masiuk; The Future of Emergency Preparedness, By William H. Austin; A Family Tradition – Old School Florida Smuggling, Chapters 1–5, By Robert C. Hutchinson; Triggered Collapse, Part 2: Viral Pandemics, By Drew Miller
Featured in this issue: Publisher’s Message, By Martin (Marty) Masiuk; Ever-Evolving Preparedness Challenges, By Catherine L. Feinman; Small Steps Toward Long-Term Power Outage Preparedness, By Deborah Link; Triggered Collapse, Part 1: A Nation Unprepared, By Drew Miller; Complex Coordinated Terrorist Attacks: Paris Attacks of 2015, By Robert Mueck; Family Child Care Emergency Preparedness, By Jillian Ritter
