PREPARE AMERICA for a Unified Response to Terrorism A NATIONAL HOMELAND SECURITY PREPAREDNESS TRAINING SOLUTION OFFERED BY AMERICA’S COMMUNITY COLLEGES.

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PREPARE AMERICA for a Unified Response to Terrorism A NATIONAL HOMELAND SECURITY PREPAREDNESS TRAINING SOLUTION OFFERED BY AMERICA’S COMMUNITY COLLEGES Revised as of 2/02/04 Washington D.C.

PREPARE AMERICA VISION America’s Community Colleges Are Recognized And Valued For Delivering Homeland Security And Emergency Preparedness Education, Training, And Credentialing, Working In Collaboration With Public And Private Sectors

PREPARE AMERICA VISION COMMUNITY COLLEGES SUPPORT HOMELAND SECURITY AND EMERGENCY READINESS BY: 1.Providing first responder education and training; 2.Offering other preparedness programs and services; 3.Awarding portable credentials that document essential capabilities/competencies; and 4.Recording and tracking training progress and reporting to appropriate agencies

PREPARE AMERICA SPONSORS

PREPARE AMERICA PREMISES America’s community colleges : Provide high-quality, cost-effective, accessible, coherent, responsive, and accredited education and training Are a proven network, geographically distributed, locally focused, and accountable Demonstrate a history of effective collaboration with multiple stakeholders

PREPARE AMERICA STAKEHOLDERS First Responders: As top priority (i.e., fire, emergency medical service, law enforcement, public health, emergency management, public works, hazardous materials, hospital and other medical personnel) Second Responders: As second priority (individuals with qualified training and equipment that may be useful in responding to multiple threats and disasters and who are integrated into emergency response plans in order to supplement the capabilities of first responders)

PREPARE AMERICA STAKEHOLDERS Workers and Business and Industry –Particularly those who serve the public and/or may be at greater risk Members of the General Public –Individuals, volunteer response organizations, neighborhood crime watch groups, churches, etc.

PREPARE AMERICA STAKEHOLDERS Local and State Government/Agencies Federal Government/Agencies Others (e.g., philanthropic organizations, civic/social service entities, educational partners, military, etc.)

PREPARE AMERICA ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE PREPARE AMERICA National Sponsors and Partners (The League/NCCET, with support from AACC, and The Chauncey Group) PREPARE AMERICA Network (PANet) PREPARE AMERICA Task Force (PATF) PREPARE AMERICA TASK GROUPS (PATGS) -- Curriculum -- Credentialing -- Advocacy -- Communication

PREPARE AMERICA GOALS GOAL 1: The PREPARE AMERICA Network will support Office of Domestic Preparedness (ODP)/Department of Homeland Security (DHS) efforts to leverage the nation’s community and technical colleges in homeland security and emergency preparedness training.

PREPARE AMERICA GOALS GOAL 2: PREPARE AMERICA, with support from and in coordination with ODP, will (a) conduct a national audit of all community college programs/progress relative to homeland security training, (b) create a national profile conveying the capacity of America’s community colleges and the tax payer investments already devoted to infrastructure and training/education, and (c) conduct a gap analysis to identify additional ways in which training/education by community colleges may help close the gap between the extent of state and local government preparedness and established standards that define essential preparedness capabilities/competencies for all jurisdictions.

PREPARE AMERICA GOALS GOAL 3: PREPARE AMERICA will serve as a clearinghouse or repository of community college preparedness training and education curricula, including assessments linked to national preparedness standards and credentialing.

PREPARE AMERICA GOALS GOAL 4: PREPARE AMERICA will work in partnership with ODP to stimulate and provide for first responders in every jurisdiction throughout America ready access to exemplary education and training that address the essential capabilities/competencies required to ensure readiness against multiple threats and disasters.

PREPARE AMERICA GOALS GOAL 5: PREPARE AMERICA will work in partnership with ODP to stimulate and provide for second responders, public works personnel, critical infrastructure personnel, business/industry, and the general public in every jurisdiction throughout America ready access to exemplary education and training to ensure their ability to effectively and efficiently prevent, prepare for, and respond to multiple threats and disasters.

PREPARE AMERICA GOALS GOAL 6: Consistent with national standards established by ODP/DHS or other federal entities that define levels of preparedness, PREPARE AMERICA will foster the identification and delivery of portable credentials that document essential capabilities/competencies according to set standards and will employ methodology to track training progress and report out to appropriate agencies (e.g., the “PREPARE Act”).

NATIONAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE HOMELAND SECURITY TRAINING INITIATIVE The United States invented the community college. At a time when all stakeholders are challenged to create a viable framework to support the National Response Plan for a unified, all-discipline, all-hazards approach to ensure homeland security, America’s own creation is best prepared to serve and lead.