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  • Jeepster48439

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    Got to indoctrinate them early. Got the following in an email today from FEMA. Not sure how I feel about this.

    ICPD Announcement
    FEMA Seeking Leaders for Youth Preparedness Council Applications

    Do you know a young leader who is passionate about making a positive impact on their community? The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is looking for students in grades eight through 11 interested in supporting disaster preparedness to join the Youth Preparedness Council (YPC).

    Why is it Important for Youth to Apply?

    FEMA created the Youth Preparedness Council in 2012 to bring together young leaders from across the country who are interested in disaster preparedness and community service. The YPC demonstrates FEMA’s commitment to involve America’s youth in preparedness-related activities. It also provides young people an opportunity to present their perspectives, feedback and opinions to FEMA staff.

    During their terms, YPC members can make a difference in their community, gain valuable leadership and emergency management experience, and work with like-minded peers to help strengthen preparedness and resilience across the country.

    What Do YPC Members Do?

    YPC members meet with FEMA staff throughout their term to develop strategies, initiatives and project proposals. YPC members will also participate in the YPC summit held in Washington, DC with FEMA leaders and other preparedness professionals to network and learn more about the field.

    Who Should Join the YPC?

    Students in grades eight through 11 who have a passion for preparedness and helping others, are involved in their community, and have an aptitude for working on teams and as leaders.

    Spread the Word!

    You can spread the word by sharing information about the YPC with parents, educators, schools and organizations, and reaching out to friends and family! Do you know a student who would make a great candidate? Encourage them to apply today!

    How to Apply?

    The online application is open, and closes March 6, 2023, 11:59 p.m. PT. To learn more about the YPC and application requirements, visit http://www.ready.gov/kids/youth-preparedness-council and visit https://community.fema.gov/PreparednessCommunity/s/apply-to-ypc to apply.

    FEMA will also host two webinars for potential applicants on Jan. 30, 2023 and Feb. 28, 2023.

    Disclaimer: The reader recognizes that the federal government provides links and informational data on various disaster preparedness resources and events and does not endorse any non-federal events, entities, organizations, services, or products. Please let us know about other events and services for individual and community preparedness that could be included in future newsletters by contacting

    FEMA-prepare@fema.dhs.gov.
     

    jwamplerusa

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    Got to indoctrinate them early. Got the following in an email today from FEMA. Not sure how I feel about this.
    That amounts to Kamala level word salad without providing any specifics. I want to see a syllabus for everything minds that young are taught!

    And no; I don't trust them.
     
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