APA's Response to Hurricane Katrina's
Submitted by Chris Steins on Mon, 09/12/2005 - 09:28.
APA has created a special web section that includes member information, details on giving and volunteering, recovery and rebuilding resources, and a disaster recovery audio/web conference that is free to residents of five affected states. Download the planner's toolkit chapter from the PAS Report Planning for Post-Disaster Recovery and Reconstruction. Coming soon: A resume posting section for those who wish to offer pro bono services, and postings of temporary job offerings.
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