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The CRA relies on the generosity of businesses and foundations - no membership fee is required to join or participate, but we depend on donations to fund our work.

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WELCOME TO THE CALIFORNIA RESILIENCY ALLIANCE

The CRA brings businesses and government together in a public-private partnership to strengthen our capacity to prevent, protect, respond and recover from natural disasters, pandemic flu or terrorism.  In previous disasters, business-government collaboration has been chaotic – with little or no advanced planning or practice.  We mobilize California businesses in advance to improve community resiliency through the following initiatives:

• Cross-Sector Coordination - Businesses link to state and local government emergency operations centers (EOCs) and information “fusion centers” to improve communication and coordination during disasters;

Public Health Collaboration - Companies assist public health departments in a pandemic or biological attack;

Disaster Resources - Businesses pledge resources (facilities, equipment, transportation) through a web-based disaster asset registry called CRADAR that can be quickly tapped;

Expertise and Technology - Businesses offer expertise to help government improve prevention, response and recovery.

• Helping Partnerships Statewide - We facilitate and link partnerships around California by sharing lessons and best practices.

Launched in 2005, the CRA is a non-profit, non-partisan organization that relies on the generosity of the business community and foundations.   Learn More >>

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BEFORE DISASTER STRIKES, HOW CAN YOUR COMPANY HELP? CRA DISASTER ASSET REGISTRY - CRADAR

Your company has resources such as supplies, transportation, distribution capabilities, IT/communications, construction equipment and facilities that are much-needed in a disaster. You want to ensure that these resources reach those in need on time - a challenge that has, in previous disasters, seemed insurmountable as emergency managers take valuable time trying to find resources. Government cannot do it alone but needs the participation of the private sector -- in advance.

Your company can increase the cost effectiveness and impact of its disaster relief in-kind donations. The California Resilience Alliance Disaster Asset Registry (CRADAR) is a database of pre-identified private sector resources available to emergency management officials in time of emergency.

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Santa Clara County EOP Stakeholders Conference at Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office Auditorium

May 2, 2013 from 2:30pm to 4pm
In collaboration with the whole community, Santa Clara County Office of Emergency Services will update the Santa Clara Operational Area Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) consistent with all applicable State and Federal planning guides and documents, resulting in a clearly formatted operations plan, compliant to NIMS and SEMS requirements, and applicable for all Operational Area emergency management functions.Community councils and local emergency planning committees Nonprofit organizations…See More
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Creating Resiliency through Sustainable Collaboration - Thrives Annual Forum at Sobrato Center, Redwood Shores

April 24, 2013 from 9am to 4pm
This year's forum will be opened by San Mateo County District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe.  The enlightening day features a keynote address by Ana-Marie Jones, Executive Director of Alameda CARD. Ana-Marie will apply her passionate approach to preparedness as a life-affirming positive pursuit to the topic of "Collaborating through Social Media".  An inter-active group exercise - Resilientville -- is designed to increase awareness, understanding and trust between community members.  Highlighting…See More
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SF Association of Contingency Planners (ACP) May Membership Drive at SunGard's Bay Area MetroCenter

May 14, 2013 from 12pm to 3pm
Is Your Company Prepared for the "Big One"? Many Companies Were Not Ready for Hurricane SandyDoes your company or family want to be prepared to recover from a big earthquake or other major disaster? If so, the San Francisco chapter of the Association of Contingency Planners (ACP), the premier international organization for business continuity professionals, can help. The chapter is holding a free meeting on May 14, 2013, to encourage all business continuity and disaster recovery professionals…See More
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