Welcome to HazChats, where we discuss hazards, technology, and all the human stuff in-between. As a start-up based in Corvallis, Oregon, HazAdapt is a group looking to bridge the gaps between technology, emergency situations, and equity. Join us on a journey to bring humanity-friendly technology to the forefront of innovation.
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May 20, 2024
<p>Welcome back to HazChats! It's been a hot minute since our last HazChat and we're excited to return better than ever. Join Ginny and meet our newest host, Krys, HazAdapt's Design Lead, as we discuss the evolution and dangers of social media today and how we're doing it differently.</p>
August 16, 2022
<p>Since day one, we've partnered with local emergency managers and community members to ground truth our research and products. But what does a partnership between a tech startup and an emergency manager look like? How did this relationship impact both sides and what we created together?</p><p>In this episode of HazChats, we're talking candidly with HazAdapt's longest-standing emergency management expert consultant, Mike Bamberger, CEM®, ORCEM, MEP, the Oregon State University Emergency Manager. Mike has been providing feedback to Ginny and HazAdapt team for over 3 years now, and today, he's sharing his perspective on the relationship and where he sees HazAdapt's future.</p>
July 4, 2022
<p>Fireworks and parades can be scary and harmful for wildlife! Learn more about how you can protect and care for wild animals this 4th of July. Featuring Dr. Ingrid Taylor, DVM.</p><p>We love working with local community groups to boost community resilience! This HazAdapt Animal Resilience PSA was brought to you by HazAdapt in partnership with local radio KORC 105.9 FM Corvallis community radio.</p>
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Welcome to HazChats, where we discuss hazards, technology, and all the human stuff in-between.
As a start-up based in Corvallis, Oregon, HazAdapt is a group looking to bridge the gaps between technology, emergency situations, and equity. Join us on a journey to bring humanity-friendly technology to the forefront of innovation.
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