Our Autumn 2025 edition, CRJ 20:3, is now live. Read it here: https://t.co/ktb3juVhhO

Stephen Hines explores how automatic external defibrillators, first introduced in the UK in the 1970s for medical professionals, need to evolve for diverse users today Login to read CRJ 20:3 here: https://t.co/nhc4aW9KI9 New readers can subscribe here: https://t.co/q1zD8S3XG9

Can AI change how Europe predicts deadly heatwaves? A new study shows how scientists from the Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate Change using machine learning to forecast extreme heat months in advance Read here: https://t.co/UYda2w9R3J

Can we unite sustainability and resilience? Ladeene Freimuth, Joseph Fiksel, Debbra Johnson, Jane Katz & Peter Williams provide recommendations from ARISE-US’ new report how co-ordinated action can strengthen infrastructure and adaptation Read here: https://t.co/dAHPxYDx30

Mostafa Sayyadi, Michael J Provitera and Majid Ghazizadeh look at the growing need for leaders to adopt interpersonal skills into organisations Login to read CRJ 20:3 here: https://t.co/nhc4aW9cSB New readers can subscribe here: https://t.co/q1zD8S3pQB

Zainab Farooqui looks at South Asia’s climate vulnerability, highlighting how centuries-old local practices could strengthen disaster management and preparedness in Pakistan and Bangladesh Read CRJ 20:3 here: https://t.co/nhc4aW9KI9 Subscribe here: https://t.co/q1zD8S3XG9

Are our power grids ready for the security risks that follow? Modern grids rely on data exchange, but this also creates vulnerabilities. To tackle this, researchers at @sutdsg have developed a prototype intrusion-detection framework Read: https://t.co/a8unfWsqBf

Mostafa Sayyadi, Michael J Provitera, and Majid Ghazizadeh examine AI’s potential to boost human skills, urging managers to lead responsibly and prioritise ethics alongside efficiency Read CRJ 20:3 here: https://t.co/nhc4aW9cSB Subscribe here: https://t.co/q1zD8S3pQB

Dayna Maressa Soares Pacheco Pamato and Elton Cesar Cunha (@EltonCunha13) highlight how Brazil’s Santa Catarina’s Civil Defense board offers a blueprint for municipalities to co-ordinate responses to disasters Read: https://t.co/nhc4aW9cSB Subscribe: https://t.co/q1zD8S3pQB

Beverley Griffiths examines how employers can support their workforce during crises, focusing on emotional wellbeing, communication, ethical leadership, and adaptability Login to read CRJ 20:3 here: https://t.co/nhc4aW9cSB New readers can subscribe here: https://t.co/q1zD8S3pQB

How do you prepare for a humanitarian operation? Derek Cheevers shares lessons from his deployments in Türkiye and Poland on situational awareness, information gathering, and more in the latest episode of CRJ Listen. Listen to the podcast here: https://t.co/XMztItmj3N

‘How do geopolitics shape information sharing and aid during complex emergencies?’ In the new episode of CRJ Listen, Zainab Farooqui speaks to Derek Cheevers about navigating political tensions, and limitations to delivering aid in Türkiye Listen here: https://t.co/XMztItlLef

Misinformation spreads fast in a crisis. So how do responders keep information accurate? In a new episode of CRJ Listen, Derek Cheevers talks to Zainab Farooqui about verifying facts on the ground during deployments to Türkiye and Poland. Listen here: https://t.co/XMztItlLef

Can people trust what they don’t recognise? @amandacomms reminds smaller organisations that identity matters most before crisis strikes. If you don’t define who you are, others will, she writes. What do you think? Read the full blog and let us know: https://t.co/MVBWhQ8fXw

Zainab Farooqui interviews Derek Cheevers about his deployments in Poland and Türkiye with the EU Civil Protection Mechanism Login to read CRJ 20:3 here: https://t.co/nhc4aW9cSB New readers can subscribe here: https://t.co/q1zD8S3pQB

Erik de Soir examines support interventions for first responders, highlighting the importance of a single guideline to support uniformed services personnel in the first golden hours after exposure Read: https://t.co/nhc4aW9cSB Subscribe: https://t.co/q1zD8S3pQB

Diana Concannon looks at vicarious targets, their neurological responses, and their role as a hidden, but potent risk factor in today’s threat landscape. Login to read CRJ 20:3 here: https://t.co/nhc4aW9cSB New readers can subscribe here: https://t.co/q1zD8S3pQB

Nashin Mahtani explores how her open-source mapping tool became a prototype for next-generation intelligence that is distributed, relational, and grounded in everyday survival Read CRJ 20:3 here: https://t.co/nhc4aW9cSB Subscribe here: https://t.co/q1zD8S3pQB

Sophia Klewer argues today’s hybrid threats strike companies as proxies to weaken states. She warns that outdated crisis models, built on clear incidents and phases, fail in this blurred conflict space Read: https://t.co/nhc4aW9KI9 Subscribe: https://t.co/q1zD8S3XG9

Continuing on from their discussion on the 5x5 risk matrix in CRJ 20:2, Chris Needham-Bennett and Iman Chaudhry devise a matrix that highlights the dangers of the HILP event Read CRJ 20:3 here: https://t.co/nhc4aW9KI9 Subscribe here: https://t.co/q1zD8S3XG9

Matt Ireland explores how cognitive dissonance is a hidden, but powerful influence on crisis preparedness, decision-making, and resilience Login to read CRJ 20:3 here: https://t.co/nhc4aW9KI9 New readers can subscribe here: https://t.co/q1zD8S3XG9