Sentences with phrase «disaster relief efforts at»

During her internship at Southeast Louisiana Legal Services, Brown assisted with disaster relief efforts at FEMA / SBA Disaster Recovery Centers following the historic floods of August 2016.

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«Hurricane relief efforts depend heavily on action at the federal level, which can only occur if Texans residing in disaster zones have full and effective representation in Congress.»

Among others, the work quantifies the extent at which the inherent structure of the road network plays a role in facilitating, or hindering, landbound relief efforts, especially in the critical hours and days immediately following a disaster event.

At the Security Council's behest, UN disaster relief experts this week set up a base in Accra, Ghana from which to coordinate international efforts.

The legendary American Humane Rescue program has been involved in nearly every major relief effort over the past 100 years, including World War I when they rescued wounded horses on the battlefields of Europe, the Great Ohio Flood of 1937, Pearl Harbor, Hurricane Katrina, the eruption at Mount Saint Helens, the terror attacks on 9/11, the Japanese earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster, Superstorm Sandy, the killer tornadoes in Joplin and Oklahoma, the Louisiana and West Virginia floods, and the Tennessee wildfires.

Her position as a Disaster Team Leader and Client Services Supervisor for disaster relief, damage assessment and disbursement of services for the Red Cross had Joanne become part of the relief effort at ground zero in the aftermath of September 11th and Hurricane Katrina, along with numerous local and national disasters for over aDisaster Team Leader and Client Services Supervisor for disaster relief, damage assessment and disbursement of services for the Red Cross had Joanne become part of the relief effort at ground zero in the aftermath of September 11th and Hurricane Katrina, along with numerous local and national disasters for over adisaster relief, damage assessment and disbursement of services for the Red Cross had Joanne become part of the relief effort at ground zero in the aftermath of September 11th and Hurricane Katrina, along with numerous local and national disasters for over a decade.

1994 Goldman Prize winner Andrew Simmons and his team at JEMS Progressive Community Organization are calling for donations to assist in disaster relief efforts currently underway.

Scientists at the North Carolina State University have developed a technique that can help exploit the resilient nature of cockroaches by turning them into Cyborgs that will assist humans with rescue and relief efforts by fitting in tiny spaces at disaster hit zones where robots can't reach and pick up sound (including human voices) using tiny microphones.