Mass Evacuations

Focus on Mass Evacuations

A Moving Target: How Organizations Can Plan for Emergency Evacuations

Unlike an individual evacuation—often conducted because a person experienced a medical emergency while on work or personal travel to a location that’s not their home—mass evacuations require significant resources to move many people from one location to a designated safe haven. These evacuations are done when a natural disaster strikes, such as the recent earthquakes in Turkey; when military conflict begins, such as the Russian invasion of Ukraine; or when civil unrest breaks out.

Crowd of people file toward an unknown destination

What to Expect from a U.S. Government-Coordinated Evacuation

Sometimes a crisis calls for a government-led response. Here’s what individuals can expect should they need the help of the U.S. government during an international mass evacuation situation.

An air crew in Kabul, Afghanistan, prepares to evacuate people from the country in 2021

Staying Ahead of a Crisis with a Strong Emergency Evacuation Policy

At any moment, companies must be prepared for a crisis that demands the mass evacuation of their employees no matter where they are in the world. Here are some steps to take to make sure your organization is ready.

Fast Facts: 14 Items to Have in Your Emergency Kit

Disasters happen every day. Here’s what should be in your emergency kit at your home, at your office, or in your car so you’re prepared for situations you might encounter.

Before, During, and After: Wildfire Evacuation Basics

Wildfires are burning faster and hotter than we’ve ever seen before, making evacuation preparations more important than ever. Here are some tips to help you make your plan.