Brad Christensen
The true value of attending the WRMC is in the resulting action you take upon returning to your organization. Workshop proceedings and action steps are available here to help you take the next steps
The information presented at the WRMC and in the resources below reflect the opinion of the individual presenters and/or their organizations. The WRMC represents a shared risk management philosophy, but is not a standard-setting body and does not certify or endorse practices.
Emergency Planning & Crisis Response Track: Planning for and responding to field incidents and large-scale crises, supporting affected parties, post-incident response.
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Field Practices Track: Practices, tools, techniques, and information specifically for field staff.
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Legal & Insurance Track: Persistent and/or emerging legal and insurance issues.
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Program Administration Track: Tools and information for program managers on a wide range of topics including culture; pre-program screening; hiring and HR issues; diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice; and engaging participants in risk management.
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Staff Training & Decision Making Track: Effective training strategies for varied populations, including young adult leaders and volunteers; training staff in specific skills; understanding how people make decisions and designing staff trainings accordingly.
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Mental, Social, and Emotional Health Track: Mental health challenges and emotional risk; stress and trauma; supporting mental, social, and emotional health in both staff and students.
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Action steps are measurable tasks or ideas you should be able to do or implement in your program within a reasonably short time frame. They are not meant as large sweeping changes, rather as small steps to move you forward in your risk management strategy. The following lists are arranged alphabetically and include pre-conference workshops and posters.