Conferences/Awards/Papers | emergencymanagement

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Please find below the conferences, posters, papers and awards given and received.

2024, Speaker, Natural Hazards Research Forum, Research to Utilisation and Impact, Adelaide, Australia.
2024, Podcast, Doing Disaster Differently podcast, Cultural Heritage and Disaster Resilience, Melbourne, Australia.
2024, Masterclass, Emergency Media and Public Affairs National Conference, Social Capital and Social Infrastructure in Action: How libraries and Pubs can help us better connect and communicate, Canberra, Australia.
2024, Presenter, Australasian Institute of Emergency Services (AIES) Webinar, Protecting Our Past: Cultural Heritage & Disasters in Emergency Management.
2023, Panel Member, Critical Infrastructure Protection Showcase, Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia.
2023, MC, Keynote Speaker: Cultural Heritage & Disasters, South Australian Government, Adelaide, Australia.
2022, Speaker and Panel Host: Cultural Heritage & Disasters – A Policy Gap, International Sociological Association World Congress, Melbourne, Australia.
2020, Speaker, ‘Libraries and Their Role in Disaster Risk Reduction’, SA Libraries Symposium: COVID19, ALIA SA, Adelaide, Australia.
2020, Keynote speaker, ‘GLAMing Up Resilience’, UN International Day of Disaster Risk Reduction, State Library of South Australia, Adelaide, Australia.
2019, Speaker: Fires, Flood and Failures: Future Proofing against Disaster, ALIA Universities and Research Libraries (URLS) & Blue Shield Australia, Australian Library and Information Association, Canberra, Australia.

2024, Poster, Australian Disaster Resilience Conference, Cultural Heritage and Disasters – Advancing Collaboration, Sydney, Australia.
2021, Resilient Libraries, Journal of Australian Library and Information Association, 70 (3), Johanna Garnett
2019, Academic Libraries – Changing the Approach: Resilience Building against Disruptive Events and the Contribution to Disaster Risk Reduction Frameworks, New Review of Academic Librarianship, Johanna Garnett.
2018, ‘Do University Libraries in Australia Actively Plan to Protect Special Collections from Disaster?’, Journal of Australian Library and Information Association, 67 (1), Johanna Garnett, Paul Arbon, David Howard and Val Ingham.

2024, Resilient Australia Awards, State Winner, ‘Strengthening Disaster Resilience training for SA Community Museum’s’, Australian Institute for Disaster Resilience.
2022, Scholarship Awardee, Australian Government Research Training Program (AGRTP) Part-Time Scholarship, Charles Sturt University. Awarded to applicants studying on a part-time basis towards a Research Doctorate on the basis of academic merit and research potential.
2022, Scholarship Awardee, International Sociological Association
2018, Executive Deans Award for Outstanding Academic Performance, Charles Sturt University, New South Wales