For me, the most important aspect of my RV trailer is the generator. I have never been one who has dealt with power outages well—I just like my home comforts too …

Estimated reading time: 5 minutes Cowboys had it good when they were in camp, with easy access to food, gear, and supplies from the chuck wagon. But once they headed …

In this three part series we’ll discuss how to negotiate an exchange of goods, where to collect supplies, and provide a comprehensive analysis of SHTF commodities.  In Part 1 we’ll …

If you’re reading this, you’re probably already considering buying a pop-up tent trailer.  Whether or not this is your first RV, you should know all the facts before deciding or making …

Is the rise of privatised practices in health fertile ground for the amplification of existing gender inequalities in the healthcare workforce? UNU-IIGH is delighted to host the launch webinar of …

Managing safety with spreadsheets, email chains, and scattered documents isn’t just frustrating—it’s risky. If you’ve ever lost track of a deadline, missed an inspection, or felt overwhelmed by manual processes, …

For those of you who follow my blog posts but are not prepared to pay a SafetyAtWorkBlog subscription (you know who you are 😁), I have produced a daily audio …

Estimated reading time: 8 minutes When a society collapses, access to basic comforts and resources collapse with it. Stores aren’t open and even when they are, the shelves are bare …

Zombies are often considered a worst-case scenario, and we even planned for undead outbreaks in the military. While prepping for zombies isn’t exactly practical, it can be motivating and a …

The University of San Diego’s Master of Science in Humanitarian Action is a 20-month career-building, advanced degree program within the Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies. This program is …