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In The News
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Press Releases
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Statements of Support
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"The Disaster Accountability Project is desperately needed
infrastructure for ensuring that government and non-governmental
agencies play an effective role, and do what they say, in preparing for
and responding to disasters. We saw the result of not having effective
oversight in the aftermath of Katrina and the continued inability of
government services to hold themselves accountable. It's long
overdue." -- James Rucker, Executive Director, Color Of Change.
ColorOfChange.org is an online organizing effort similar to MoveOn.org
consisting of more than 135,000 members focused on
amplifying black America's political voice.
"If the Disaster Accountability Project can have even a modest
positive impact on citizen-based, non-partisan oversight,
accountability and follow-through for disaster-relief services, it will
be worth every cent and every ounce of energy expended. Those impacted
by disasters deserve no less." -- Dr. Ray Scurfield, Professor and Director, Katrina Research Center, The University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Coast, Long Beach, Miss.
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