Nov 25, 2019
Marie-Christine Therrien and research collaborators at Cité-ID co-authored a report, launched by the mayor of London, on strategic coordination for the European Counter-Terrorism Preparedness Network
Last week, the Counter-Terrorism Preparedness Network (CTPN) published four strategic reports aiming to share the knowledge and experience acquired by major European cities around protection and preparedness against terrorism. The report was launched by the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, in the company of network partners. Professor Marie-Christine Therrien and two Cité-ID researchers, Joris Arnaud and Julie-Maude Normandin, contributed to the report on strategic coordination in the event of a terrorist attack. The report presents scientific knowledge along with the strategic coordination initiatives of six European cities, and offers a number of recommendations. The report was written in collaboration with four practitioners specialized in resilience and crisis management: Stockholm’s chief resilience coordinator, the chief of policy in Stockholm, as well as a manager and an employee from the London Resilience Group. The Counter-Terrorism Preparedness Network was created by the City o...
Nov 18, 2019
Living Lab Approach to Transforming Urban Resilience Governance: Learnings from a Living Lab
The Regard Laboratory, dedicated to research on local intersectoral networks, organized a seminar on Wednesday, November 6, 2019, at Université de Montréal to explain the purpose of the Living Lab approach to transform urban resilience governance. This seminar was presented by Julie-Maude Normandin, Research and Communication codirector of Cité-ID LivingLab. The aim of this presentation was to demystify the living lab approach which tends to spread in more and more areas. Julie-Maude also had the opportunity to explain the added value of this approach as well as the similarities and differences between this approach and other co-construction approaches. To learn more (Only in French)...
Nov 7, 2019
Conference organized by ROHCMUM on Preparing emergency disaster response with and for citizens : Transition NDG Workshops
On November 6, 2019, Morgan Chelihi and Julie-Maude Normandin from Cité-ID Living Lab, along with Maureen Lafrenière from Transition NDG, gave a presentation to the Montréal assembly of humanitarian and community organizations for emergency measures (the ROHCMUM). Entitled “Preparing emergency disaster response with and for citizens” the workshop described the reasons for and challenges involved in the project ‘Resilience and social capital: disaster preparedness’ undertaken by Cité-ID and Transition NDG. It also exposed ROHCMUM members to ‘Ready and resilient in the face of disaster’ workshops that offer a fun, participatory way to increase citizen awareness and knowledge of risks and best practices in individual and community preparedness. Over 20 participants took part in the activity.We would like to thank the ROHCMUM for organizing this conference and Transition NDG for its collaboration....
Nov 5, 2019
50th anniversary of the ENAP: the work of the Cité-ID Living Lab in the spotlight
Cité-ID was featured in an article published Saturday November 2, 2019, in the newspaper Le Devoir. The article was included in a special supplement recognizing the 50th anniversary of the ENAP, the École nationale d’administration publique. Marie-Christine Therrien, Director of Cité-ID, Marie Daoust Gauthier, Research Assistant at Cité-ID, and the Association de Sécurité Civile du Québec, explain the accompaniment Cité-ID has provided the Association in its post-disaster recovery efforts. The project is being undertaken in partnership with the Québec Ministry of Public Security. To read the article, click here Photo: Annick MH from Carufel Archives Le Devoir...