Emergency Preparedness and Response Resources: Librarians
Ermergency preparedness resources for first responders, public health and disaster medicine practitioners, and librarians. Includes resources on public health emergencies including the opioid crisis, Ebola, Mpox, RSV, and Zika.
This resource guide offers resources for libraries of all sizes and types. It contains information on organizations that can provide disaster assistance; disaster recovery resources available online; and a bibliography of print resources.
Risk management, preparedness (including continuity planning), response and recovery. Provides links to publications on salvaging water damaged materials, preservation of library materials and information based on difference scenarios.
Compiled by the Foundation of the American Institute for Conservation. Features links to disaster plan workbooks, salvage of water damaged collections and mold/mildew remediation.
Website for Heritage Preservation's Emergency National Task Force. Features links to disaster preparedness and recovery resources, salvaging wet books and streaming videos geared towards libraries and other cultural institutions.
Includes Procedures for Salvage of Water-Damaged Library Materials,Library of Congress, extracts from unpublished revised text, by Peter Waters, July 1993. Recommendations for cleaning, removal, packing, vacuum and freeze drying.
Print Books in the Staff Collection
These books are available only for Himmelfarb Library staff.
Emergency Preparedness for Libraries by Julie Todaro
Call Number: Z679.7 .T63 2009
ISBN: 9780865871663
First Steps for Handling & Drying Water-Damaged Materials
Call Number: Z701 .F57 1994
Disaster Response and Planning for Libraries by Miriam B. Kahn