Since 1985, IEM continues to provide our partners with the solutions they need to confidently face today’s challenges and emerge stronger and better prepared for the future.

The new year is here! As we’ve said goodbye to 2022 and rang in the new year, IEM would like to reflect on the accomplishments of the past year and what it has meant to us.

This season was another example of the unexpected yet often powerful nature of storms.

This November, for Native American Heritage Month, we honor the rich history and diverse cultures of American Indians and Alaska Natives across the United States.

Every October, we recognize the contributions that individuals with disabilities make to the workplace through National Disability Employment Awareness Month.

With the impacts of climate change, disasters are becoming stronger and more prevalent. Individuals and families can prepare and become more resilient by creating their own disaster plan.

With the impacts of climate change, disasters are becoming stronger and more prevalent. Individuals and families can prepare and become more resilient by creating their own disaster plan.

Preparing for a disaster can could mean the difference between chaos and control during an emergency.

National Hispanic Heritage Month is observed from September 15 to October 15 to recognize and celebrate the culture, achievements, and contributions of the Hispanic community in the United States.

For the second year in a row, the national Ready Campaign is continuing its efforts to reach historically underserved communities for National Preparedness Month. This year’s feature is a call to action for the Black and African American communities.