Training and capability building - Emergency Management Capability Hub

Emergency Sector Disability Awareness (ESDA)

A 3-part introductory learning module for the emergency sector on disability inclusion in emergency management.

This eLearning was developed by the team at Collaborating 4 Inclusion who have kindly given us permission to share it on our website. Please visit their website here to see more of the incredible work that they are doing.

Module 1 - Introduction to Disability for the Emergency Sector

In this Emergency Sector Disability Awareness (ESDA) learning module, we focus on how different models or approaches to disability shape the way we view people with disability and how people with disability view themselves.

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Module 2 - Introduction to Disability Advocacy for the Emergency Sector

In this Emergency Sector Disability Awareness (ESDA) learning module, we focus on disability rights in an emergency management context.

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Module 3 - Introduction to Disability Representation for the Emergency Sector

In this Emergency Sector Disability Awareness (ESDA) learning module, we consider:

the specific role that disability representation plays in promoting disability inclusion and respect for diversity, and
how meaningful representation & participation builds capabilities for inclusive emergency management planning and practices that leave nobody behind.

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Disability Inclusive Emergency Management (DIEM)

The Disability Inclusive Emergency Management (DIEM) Toolkit aims to develop capabilities and advance excellence in inclusive emergency management. DIEM requires a comprehensive approach to ensuring that emergency management information, planning and practices address the needs of people with disability.

Commisioned by NEMA and developed by the University of Sydney and Collaborating 4 Inclusion, this eLearning is for people who work in government or emergency services and will help you learn how to use the DIEM Toolkit.

Module 1: DIEM Toolkit Introduction

In Module 1, you will gain foundational knowledge and access tools to enhance inclusive emergency management.

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Module 2: DIEM Maturity Assessment

Module 2 guides you through the steps for self-assessing your DIEM maturity. You will explore the three practice standards and use the DIEM case studies and maturity roadmaps to identify your current maturity level.

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Module 3: DIEM Action Planning

Module 3 provides guides DIEM Action Planning tailored to each of the three Practice Standards.

You will explore the seven DIEM Principles, discovering tips and practical strategies to effectively put these principles into practice.

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Additional learning resources

Person-Centred Emergency Preparedness (P-CEP) Online Certificate Course

The P-CEP Certificate Course is a world first interdisciplinary program providing actionable guidance on person-centred and capability focused inclusive disaster risk reduction. It was co-designed to ensure a consistent approach to facilitate emergency preparedness support with individuals and groups.

By completing the course you will:

Apply the 4 P-CEP action steps to strengthen your own emergency preparedness.
Develop knowledge, skills, and confidence to enable P-CEP with others.
Connect and learn together with other stakeholders to advance P-CEP in your role and community context.

Learn more about the course here: P-CEP Certificate Course

View course offerings and register here: Course Offerings