9-1-1 Recordings: To Release or Withhold — Conference Panel 1: Family/Survivors
9-1-1 Recordings: To Release or Withhold — Conference Panel 2: Emergency Responders/Researchers
9-1-1 Recordings: To Release or Withhold — Conference Panel 3: Media/Journalists
9-1-1 Recordings: To Release or Withhold — Conference Panel 4: Legal Perspectives and Closing Remarks
Frank Straub on Police Body Cameras
Criminal Justice Matters: 9/11 Remembrance
15th Anniversary of 9.11.2001 My 9/11 Story: SAL CASSANO
Celebrating The John Jay FDNY Partnership
Dangerous Views? 21st Century Challenges in Tall Building Fire Safety: Welcome and Keynote Address by Jose Torero
Dangerous Views? 21st Century Challenges in Tall Building Fire Safety: Jack Murphy Presentation
Dangerous Views? 21st Century Challenges in Tall Building Fire Safety: James Quintiere Presentation
Dangerous Views? 21st Century Challenges in Tall Building Fire Safety: Discussion
Dangerous Views? 21st Century Challenges in Tall Building Fire Safety: Chief Jim Hodgens, FDNY
RaCERS After Action Framework: Charles Jennings at PR4GDM 2009 Seoul, Korea
Toward Evidence Based Public Safety: Len Garis, co-author of “The Right Decision” 2015
RaCERS Grand Opening Press Event — 2009 featuring Sally Regenhard, FDNY Chief of Department Cassano, Rep. Jerrold Nadler, and Pres. Jeremy Travis
Reflections of a Public Safety Computing and 9-1-1 Pioneer: Bob Shumate, NYC Council Member Elizabeth Crowley, and others speak at the Scott Hovey Memorial Lecture, October 2016
Public Safety Response to Opioid Abuse: Lessons from the Front Lines. Len Garis, Fire Chief, Surrey, BC Canada. March 2018.
Jake Pauls Keynote Address on Pedestrian Movement at High-Rise Evacuation Conference, October 2018
FDNY EMS: Local 2507’s Perspective on COVID-19, Health and Safety with Michael Greco, VP
Sandy Rosenthal, Why the Levees Failed in New Orleans , October 2020
NYC Fiscal Crisis — Public Safety Impacts? Conversation with Maria Doulis of the Citizens Budget Commission (September 2020)
Prof. Gabrielle Salfati on Resilience Training for Law Enforcement , November 2020
Oregon’s 2020 Wildfires — Conversation with Andrew Phelps, Oregon State Emergency Manager (December 2020)
Dr. Ali Ashrafi on Performance-Based Design of Structures in Fire, February 2021
Timothy Kneeland Book Talk: Playing Politics with Natural Disaster (March 2021)
Political Extremism in Public Service and Public Safety, April 2021 Mike German, Donald Haider-Markel, and Clark Kimerer
Changing EMS Threat Environment in the US: Panel Discussion (May 2021). Oren Barzilay, Scott Cormier, Daniel Gerard, Brian Maguire, and Larry Tan; Paul Maniscalco, Moderator
9/11+ 20 Series: High-Rise Buildings: Understanding the Vertical Challenge. Authors Jerry Tracy and Jack Murphy Discuss the Forthcoming Book on Firefighting and Incident Management October 2021
9/11 + 20 Series: Emergency Response Since 9/11: Progress and Challenges : Panel Discussion (November 2021). Theron Bowman, Larry Collins, Mike McEvoy, Andrew Phelps, and Frank Straub
9/11+20 Series. Federal Disaster Oversight Post 9/11: Panel Discussion with Congressional Staff, Advocates, and Technical Experts — December 2021
Emergency Response Since 9/11: Progress and Challenges : Panel Discussion (November 2021). Theron Bowman, Larry Collins, Mike McEvoy, Andrew Phelps, and Frank Straub
Jacob Remes — Disasters as Suffering Out of Place: Introducing Critical Disaster Studies — February 2022
Mobilizing the Community to Prepare for Disaster — Nursing and Household Emergency Preparedness (March 2022). Tara Heagele, Hunter College
Panel Discussion: Technology Implementation in the Public Sector — April 2022 Panelists: David Blankenship, Bob Horton, Kate Kapelo, Kirk McKinzie, Brent VanKeulen
After Twin Parks: Fire Safety Resilience of Existing Tall Buildings (May 2022). Panelists included Ali Ashrafi, Glenn Corbett, Jeff Harper, Atenedoro Gonzalez, and Charles Jennings
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