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Virtual Town Hall 5/21: Hurricane Preparedness in the Wake of COVID-19

Aaron Weibe ·
When?: 5/21/2020, 1 PM - 2:30 PM ET Registration Information Available Here Hurricane Preparedness in the Wake of COVID-19, Virtual Town Hall is co-sponsored by EDEN and eXtension , in collaboration with Southern University Agricultural Research and Extension Center (SUAREC). Having a shared space to discuss ideas, best practices, and network is invaluable. The goal of this virtual event is to highlight the work cooperative extension is doing, while also receiving valuable insight on the...
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Drought Update, January 2016

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Livestock Diseases and Prevention

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Flooding and Farm Evacuations

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Food Safety for the Holiday Season

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Impacts of Disaster on Youth

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Re: Managing Work-Life Balance When Working from Home with No Child Care

Kaitlin B ·
Was this event recorded?
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Re: Virtual Town Hall 5/21: Hurricane Preparedness in the Wake of COVID-19

Dreamal Worthen ·
I can not get into the meeting. Dreamal Worthen
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Re: Virtual Town Hall 5/21: Hurricane Preparedness in the Wake of COVID-19

Aaron Weibe ·
Hey Dreamal - you need to register by clicking here and it will immediately give you a Zoom link to join the meeting.
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Retail Food Price Outlook, 2013

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Extension Foundation Receives USDA-NIFA Award to Maximize Biosecurity Threat Resilience

Aaron Weibe ·
The Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN) is a collaborative network of Cooperative Extension educators across the United States and territories who work to improve the delivery of education and information, and the availability of resources related to disaster preparedness, response, and recovery. Historically, this grassroots network has been aligned with the Extension Committee on Organization and Policy (ECOP) and supported by USDA-National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA)...
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Advancing Disaster Education in America: EDEN Request for Applications Announced

Rose Hayden-Smith ·
When disaster strikes, knowledge is power. Disaster education builds resilient communities ready to respond and recover. Cooperative Extension plays a critical role in the nation’s disaster education efforts, and a new Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN) Development Grants Program will enable the Cooperative Extension System to do even more. Applications for the EDEN Development Grants Program – Advancing Disaster Education America – is now open. You can review the RFA here . The...
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EDEN Marketing and Communications Coordinator Position Available (Remote)

Aaron Weibe ·
Summary: Join our team as a Marketing and Communications Coordinator, a pivotal role supporting the Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN). This 12-month contract position offers a dynamic opportunity to lead and shape EDEN's branding and marketing initiatives. Application Due Date: Open until filled. Application Link: https://registry.extension.org/241215416755151 Contact: Fred Schlutt, fredschlutt@extension.org Position Available: EDEN Marketing and Communications Coordinator (Remote)...
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EDEN Annual Conference

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Request for Applications & Application Guide: Advancing Disaster Education in America

Aaron Weibe ·
ELIGIBILITY: Applications must be submitted by Extension professionals employed by land-grant or sea-grant universities that are members of the Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN). At least one individual on any proposed project must be an EDEN delegate or Point of Contact. AWARD AMOUNT: For (2024-2025), up to six $25,000 grants are available. TIMELINE: Application Open: September 3, 2024 Application Deadline: 11:59 pm Pacific on Friday, November 1, 2024 Award Notification: December,...
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