Webinar - Turning Fireground Knowledge into Community Safety: Research-Based Public Education for Volunteers
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Fire departments often rely on modern fire dynamics research to guide training and operations, yet this same information is often underused in community education. This webinar will help volunteers translate research-based fireground knowledge into clear, actionable public safety messages. Participants will learn how to update outdated outreach, explain modern fire behavior in simple terms, and teach residents practical steps that reduce risk, slow fire growth, and support firefighter safety. This session is ideal for firefighters, officers, instructors, and anyone involved in public education.
This webinar is sponsored by UL’s Fire Safety Research Institute.
Nicole Sanders
Nicole Sanders is a research amplification lead for UL Research Institutes’ Fire Safety Research Institute where she leads the strategy and execution of public fire safety education campaigns. Prior to joining the team, she worked as a global lead for strategic initiatives at Meta (formerly Facebook) where she worked with experts to ensure global campaigns were diverse and included all voices. She holds an Associate of Arts in communication from Central Piedmont Community College and is currently working towards a certification in project management. She currently leads ULRI’s Fire Safety Research Institute’s Public Fire Safety Education Advisory Committee.
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