01 · Training
Credentials that mean something
Campus UEB and professional ERB / ERA / ICS tracks with transparent hours, exams, and online verification.
View programs →U.S. 501(c)(3) · EIN 39-4409292
Competence that travels across borders.
IERRTA is an international nonprofit building emergency readiness through professional training, campus programs, and cross-border cooperation — so people know what to do when minutes matter.
What we build
Three capabilities. One mission.
Not slogans — operating systems for readiness: how people train, how campuses prepare, how partners coordinate.
02 · Campuses
Universities as first responders
Partner with institutions to embed evacuation literacy, risk recognition, and self-/mutual-aid into student life.
Partnership models →03 · Cooperation
Bridges without politics
Technology integration and international cooperation — honest about goals, careful about claims.
Our mission →About IERRTA
A nonprofit designed for real emergencies — and real institutions.
The International Emergency Response and Rescue Technology Alliance is a U.S. 501(c)(3) organization (EIN 39-4409292). We connect training standards, campus readiness, and international practice so competence is portable.
We align training with public United Nations system knowledge frameworks and maintain crisis desks that track humanitarian reporting. Our first corporate supporter, Recon Rescue Inc., is a UNGM-registered commercial supplier — a separate company that backs IERRTA’s mission. How we relate to the UN ecosystem →
We do not invent volunteer counts or overstate partnerships. Where programs are live, you can enroll. Where status is public, we link the record.
At a glance
Legal
501(c)(3) · EIN 39-4409292
Tax-exempt since September 2025
Base
Houston area
IRS listing: Katy, TX
Languages
English · 中文
Bilingual delivery available
Verify
Certificates checked online
Open verifier →
Field memory · 近二十年现场
Why this work exists
Public photographs from major disasters and official response operations — not stock drama. Each image is credited; most are U.S. government public domain (FEMA and partners) or openly licensed via Wikimedia Commons.
2005 · Hurricane KatrinaRooftop rescue waits — New Orleans. FEMA public domain.
Flood boat rescueWaterborne extraction under inundation.
Wildland fire lineFront-line fire service under extreme heat.
Air reliefRotary-wing support in disaster zones.
Earthquake environmentsUrban damage and access challenges.
Night operationsWhen the clock does not stop for darkness.
Educational use. Sources: Wikimedia Commons · FEMA Photo Library (U.S. government works) · CC-licensed contributors. Full credits on the Field Memory page.
Open learning
Skills the public should know
Embedded public education videos from FEMA and readiness educators — free to watch, free to practice.
Preparing Makes Sense
Be informed, make a plan, build a kit — the foundation every household and campus needs.
How to stay safe when the ground shakes
Protective action basics aligned with Drop, Cover, and Hold On guidance.
Ways in
Find your path
Student, university, responder, volunteer, or donor — each path is intentional.
UEB · $99
Campus credential
Organized evacuation, risk identification, protective action, self- and mutual-aid for university students.
Enroll / inquire →Institutions
Global university network
Cohort delivery, train-the-trainer, academic integration, multi-year campus readiness programs.
Partner with us →Professional
ERB · ERA · ICS
Responder and command pathways with clear prerequisites.
See tracks →Live
Earth Watch
ISS live · global weather · marine maps.
Open →Desks
Crisis boards
Ukraine · Israel · Mines — stacked updates.
Open →Public
Open skill videos
FEMA and readiness educators — free streaming lessons.
Watch →Ages 12–18
Youth Ambassador
Local campaigns with formal recognition after review.
Learn more →Ready when it matters.
Whether you need a campus cohort, a professional credential, or a long-term institutional partnership — start with a clear conversation.