"911, What's Your Emergency?" A Book Talk and Panel on Emergency Response
About this Event
Please join us for a timely conversation on 911 and emergency response systems in New York City and beyond. This event pairs a book talk with a panel of leading voices in emergency communications, community safety, and public policy.
Featuring:
- Rebecca Neusteter, PhD — Executive Director, University of Chicago Health Lab; author of "911, What's Your Emergency?: The Promise and Peril of Crisis Response"
- Ayesha Delany-Brumsey, PhD — Commissioner, NYC Office of Community Safety
- Taina Borinquen Martinez, MSW — Chief Executive Officer, Baltic Street Wellness Solutions
- Maryum Long, ENP — Senior Advisor, Public Safety & Emergency Management, NYC Office of Technology & Innovation
- Erica Bond, JD (Moderator) — Vice President of Justice Initiatives, John Jay College
Together, they'll explore what's working — and what isn't — in 911 operations and emergency response, and what reforms could make these systems more effective for all communities.
Program (located in the Moot Court on John Jay College's campus):
5:00 - 5:30pm: Registeration
5:30 - 6:45pm: Presentation of Rebecca Neusteter’s new book: "911, What's Your Emergency?: The Promise and Peril of Crisis Response" and Moderated Expert Panel Discussion
6:45 - 7:00pm: Q&A
7:00 - 7:30pm: Light Reception
This event is co-sponsored by John Jay College's Future of Public Safety Initiative, Office for the Advancement of Research and Office of External Affairs, with support from The New Press.
John Jay College educates fierce advocates for justice, a calling that demands robust debate, rigorous inquiry and respectful dissent. Consistent with this commitment, we support academic freedom and convene conversations reflecting multiple perspectives. The views expressed at events held at John Jay belong to the speaker(s) and do not represent the opinion of the College.
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