Why diversity and inclusion is important in emergency management

Hazard Channel

30 Apr 2019

Why diversity and inclusion is important in emergency management

Under-representation is important, but different from diversity. Hear Janine Taylor from Queensland Fire and Emergency Services share how diversity and inclusive leaders improve capability. 

Key Topics

capability
diversity and inclusion
recruitment

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Janine Taylor
End-user
Janine.Taylor@qfes.qld.gov.au

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