National Preparedness Month

National Preparedness Month: Having the Tools at Hand

September is National Preparedness Month. S&T shares some of the tools and technologies that it is developing to helping communities predict extreme weather events and mitigate the damage they cause.

Get Back Up and Continue On

S&T Community and Infrastructure Resilience lead Ron Langhelm joins host Dee Saini to chat about the work S&T is doing to ensure communities are prepared for natural and manmade disasters.

Preparedness through Innovation

S&T is the trusted technical expert and central research and development (R&D) hub for the Department of Homeland Security, the nation’s public safety officials, and those who serve at the local, state, territorial, and tribal levels.

National Preparedness Month: Class Is in Session

As a new school year begins, we’re reminded that we never really stop learning. Throughout September, S&T will share preparedness tools and resources for communities and first responders.

National Preparedness Month Impact 2022

This R&D Impacts Update showcases how investments in science and technology are enhancing the nation’s resilience and ability to adapt to current and projected emerging threats, including wildfires, floods, and hurricanes.

S&T Helps the Country Prepare for Surprises

The Science and Technology Directorate is preparing every day for unexpected events that could challenge the nation.

Media Advisory: S&T Offers Securing Our Future Now Webinar

September is National Preparedness Month 2020

U.S. Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) strives to stay at the leading edge of innovative solutions to challenging technical problems. Using this year’s National Preparedness Month weekly themes as a guide, I’d like to take the opportunity to highlight some S&T programs worthy of a merit badge for the contributions they’ve made to our nation’s preparedness.