TODAY: Policy and Communications Brief on Homeland Security
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Today's National Policy and Communications Briefing call, Inside Homeland Security, will be held Today, August 20, at Noon Eastern / 9:00 a.m. Pacific. For those attending, please download the accompanying presentation. If you have yet to RSVP, please do so to be able to participate.
The work of the Department of Homeland Security has a direct effect on our daily lives -- not just during a hurrican or terrorist strike. That's why we want to help you strike the right tone every time you talk about homeland security. Our fourth 2010 National Policy and Communications Call will feature Truman Fellows Todd Levett and Gwen Camp, two rising stars in the Homeland Security community. Topics to be covered include...
- How the brain functions differently when a threat is present, and how that affects perceptions of elected officials
- America's five homeland security missions and how they affect you locally
- Where DHS has operating ability vs. where they play a role of stewardship
- The President's efforts to sure-up cyber security, border security, FEMA and more
- How the 8th largest budget in the Federal government ($46 billion) is spent
