22 crisis case studies, three frameworks, one wiki

I built a public wiki for crisis communication. Here's why, and how you can add to it.

Jun 18, 2026

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5 min read

Capacity Building

The wall that runs your crisis response when no one else can.

How a Japanese city replaced a 100-page manual with 27 cards — and what I built next.

Jun 11, 2026

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9 min read

How To

Polycrisis – You can't stop the shock. You can stop the spread.

What power-grid engineers know about containing a crisis before it spreads.

Jun 24, 2026

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9 min read

The SAFE AI framework

Your AI system fails tomorrow. What do you say? The humanitarian sector just published the governance framework the private sector should have built first.

Jun 3, 2026

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9 min read

How To

The risks hurting organisations most aren't on their risk registers.

What 12 global risk reports actually found and what it means for crisis communicators.

May 27, 2026

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8 min read

Research

Latest Articles

EU compliance is now inside your crisis plan. Here's where.

AI labelling obligations, 24-hour incident windows, four-hour notifications – and the one exemption most practitioners miss.

May 13, 2026

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8 min read

Philippe Borremans

EU compliance is now inside your crisis plan. Here's where.

The drone communication plan you don't have.

The first-hour problem no drone incident plan prepares you for.

May 6, 2026

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6 min read

Philippe Borremans

The drone communication plan you don't have.

"The Dude Abides": What crisis communication can learn from a man in a bathrobe

Why the best crisis response often looks like doing less, but better

Apr 29, 2026

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4 min read

Philippe Borremans

"The Dude Abides": What crisis communication can learn from a man in a bathrobe

Humour, Lego, and "AI Slop": What Wartime Memes Mean for Crisis and Risk Communicators

Wartime memes — from Iranian Lego propaganda videos to Israeli TikTok satire — are reshaping how the public understands conflict in 2025 and 2026. This article explains what crisis, risk, and emergency communication professionals need to know about humour as a strategic communication tool and how to respond when your message competes with a joke.

Apr 22, 2026

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9 min read

Philippe Borremans

Humour, Lego, and "AI Slop": What Wartime Memes Mean for Crisis and Risk Communicators

22 crisis case studies, three frameworks, one wiki

The wall that runs your crisis response when no one else can.

Polycrisis – You can't stop the shock. You can stop the spread.

The SAFE AI framework

The risks hurting organisations most aren't on their risk registers.

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EU compliance is now inside your crisis plan. Here's where.

The drone communication plan you don't have.

"The Dude Abides": What crisis communication can learn from a man in a bathrobe

Humour, Lego, and "AI Slop": What Wartime Memes Mean for Crisis and Risk Communicators

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