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John Crowley is a leading practitioner and researcher in humanitarian information management. He works at the intersection of systems--informal digital communities and formal humanitarian institutions; civilian agencies and militaries; for-profit and non-profit entities--working to ensure coordinated action across sectors during emergencies. A believer in learning by doing, he leads the Camp Roberts humanitarian experiments as a means to bring policy conversations into the field environment. He is a fellow at the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative, an information sharing analyst at the National Defense University's TIDES program, and a public policy scholar at the Wilson Center for International Scholars (STIP).
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This site supports the exchange of ideas within the community of thinker that participate in the RELIEF experiments at Camp Roberts. The official government RELIEF site can be found here. This site is not affiliated with the California National Guard, U.S. Navy, or Naval Postgraduate School.
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