Websites

This webpage highlights resources to help teens learn to manage their emotions as they find their new normal after a disaster. Learn more.

This webpage discusses why school preparedness matters and the impact of emergencies on K-12 staff, students, and families. Additional resources are provided. Learn more.

This webpage shares resources to help youth cope after a natural disaster. Resource topics include coping with stress, grieving and bereavement, mental health and risk behaviors, and bullying and violence prevention. Learn more.

This webpage shares links to tips about what to do before, during, and after various emergency situations, including:TsunamisVolcanoesEarthquakes HurricanesWinter stormsFloodsWildfiresLearn more.

This webpage shares guidance for creating a family emergency plan. The webpage emphasizes the importance of establishing a plan for contacting and reuniting with family members when a disaster occurs. Learn more.

This webpage presents a list of materials families should include in their emergency supply kit. Tips for maintaining and storing an emergency kit are provided. Learn more.

This webpage outlines potential roles that K-12 planning teams can consider inviting to their core or ad hoc planning team. Planning team role descriptions and resources are provided for various school and district staff, school community members, and community partners. Learn more.

This webpage contains resources about LGBTQI+ health and well-being. It features resources for LGBTQI+ youth, American Indian and Alaska Natives, individuals dealing with mental health and substance use, and more. Learn more.

This webpage provides tips, information, and resources to help young people and adults stay safe in the extreme heat. Learn more.

This speed prevention campaign encourages drivers to drive at the speed limit and educates people about the dangers of driving too fast. The webpage contains talking points, news releases, social media content, graphics, advertisements, and more. Learn more.