Beverley Griffiths

No Photo icon Beverley Griffiths is a Senior Lecturer in Emergency Planning at the UK’s University of Wolverhampton
– a CRJ Key Network Partner.
Beverley is also on our CRJ Advisory panel.
She is based at the Telford Innovation Campus where she leads the BSc Emergency and Disaster Management course. Engaged in the diverse work and vision of the Emergency Management and Resilience Centre, she provides an innovative and energetic approach to advancing the emergency management field.

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Challenges in emergency management: Insights on stress and retention

December 2023: CRJ’s Advisory Panel Member Beverley Griffiths analyses ‘Surveying mental health stressors of emergency management professionals: factors in recruiting and retaining emergency managers in an era of disasters and pandemics’

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News and Blogs

Valencia floods: How to prevent a disaster from becoming a public health crisis

November 2024: As Valencia, Spain, deals with the aftermaths of the flood, Óscar Zurriaga et al stress the importance of addressing immediate health risks, such as contaminated water, chemical exposure, and food security

Four global policies could eliminate 90 per cent of plastic waste and 30 per cent of linked carbon e

November 2024: A new study identifies four global policies that could cut plastic waste by 90 per cent and reduce plastic-related greenhouse gas emissions by 30 per cent, offering a clear roadmap ahead of key global negotiations

How crowdsourced mobile technology can help detect wildfires

November 2024: Researchers from the University of Southern California have developed a system that uses low-cost mobile phones to accurately detect wildfires minutes after they ignite

Study reveals potential for animal viruses to spill over to humans

November 2024: Researchers have identified a protein that arteriviruses use to enter host cells, raising concerns about the viruses' potential to infect humans

Valencia's floods and the consequences of short-sightedness

November 2024: The severe flooding around Valencia is undoubtedly tragic but not unexpected. This disaster raises questions: was it due to mismanagement of excess water, or was it a consequence of ignoring clear warning signs, asks Matt Minshall

Milipol Qatar 2024 successfully concludes

November 2024: More than 14,500 visitors and 360 official delegates attended the 15th edition of Milipol Qatar edition