New Hampshire Public Health Association Training

Thank you for attending the training
Inclusive Emergency Management:
Planning “With” Not “For”
for the New Hampshire Public Health Association!

This page is meant to serve as a continuing resource. Below is the recording and accessible materials provided to the New Hampshire Public Health Association.

If you have any accessibility questions or concerns, please reach out to Priya Penner at priya@disasterstrategies.org.

Inclusive Emergency Management: Planning “With” Not “For”

Presented on August 12, 2026.

Objectives:

Understand the difference between planning for disabled people and planning with disabled people and disability-led organizations.
Identify common barriers that prevent disabled people and people with access and functional needs from fully participating in emergency planning, response, recovery, and mitigation.
Learn strategies for meaningful engagement, co-design, and partnership with disability communities before disasters occur.
Recognize the roles of Centers for Independent Living, disability-led organizations, and other community partners in emergency management.
Learn strategies for integrating disability inclusion and whole-community engagement across all phases of emergency management.

Materials:

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The Partnership for Inclusive Disaster Strategies

New Hampshire Public Health Association Training

Inclusive Emergency Management: Planning “With” Not “For”

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