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Imagine the Unimaginable: Disaster Planning, Preparedness & Response
Journal of Jewish Communal Service. Volume 83, Number 1: Fall 2007
Table of Contents:
Letter from the gues Editor
Barry Swartz |
On the Receiving End: A Personal Reflection
Gail Naron Chalew |
| I. Preparedness & Planning |
The Road to Resiliencey: Building a Jewish Community Trauma Response Plan
Joel M. Carp |
Overcoming Community Crisis: Why and How Jewish Communities Should Develop
Crisis-Preparedness Systems
Naftali Elimeleh |
Trauma Response, Recovery, Planning, and Preparedness: Lessons Learned
Shelly Horwitz |
| II. Response & Recovery |
Responding to natural Disasters: JDC's Response to the Tsunami
Amos Avgar, William Recant, & Romi Kaplan |
Restoring Employment - Integral to Disaster Management and Recovery
Gail A. Magaliff & Steven M. Crimando |
Do Not Separate Yourself from the Community: Community Relations in Disaster
Response and Recovery
Andi Milens |
Community-Based Behavioral Health Interventions in New York City After 9/11:
A Provider's Story
Jonas Waizer, Amy Dorin, Ellen Stoller, & Roy Laird |
In the Eye of the Storm: Responding to Senior Needs Before, During, and After
Jaclynn I. Faffer |
| III. Learing From Katrina |
Back from the Abyss: Rescue, Recovery, and Rebuilding Devastated
Howard S. Feinberg |
A Community Revitalized, a City Rediscovered: The New Orleans Jewish Community
Two Years Post-Katrina
Gail Naron Chalew |
Action in Crisis and Uncertainty: Houston's Response to Hurricane Katrina
Lee Wunsch |
| IV. Jewish Responses to Crisis |
A New Model for Disaster Chaplaincy
Rabbi Myrna Matsa |
Therefore Choose Life: The Jewish Perspective on Coming with Catastrophe
David M. Pollock |
In the Aftermath...(of the Seattle Shooting): A Word for Jewish Communal
Professionals
Erica Brown |
| V. In Memoriam |
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A Tribute to Pam Waechter
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