AMERIKA SAMOA ANNUAL DISASTER RESILIENCE SUMMIT

The annual Amerika Samoa Disaster Resilience Summit is a three-day event dedicated to enhancing the territory's disaster preparedness and response, and empowering its community. It adopts a comprehensive approach, prioritizing effective governance, operational readiness, and robust community involvement. The summit brings together local, regional, and federal stakeholders for high-level leadership meetings and essential emergency management training. Furthermore, it incorporates community outreach initiatives, including workshops and demonstrations, specifically tailored to encourage youth participation in public safety and recovery efforts. The success of this event is largely dependent on the unwavering dedication and commitment of our Emergency Support Function agencies, supported by leadership, participating departments and agencies, and our broader community.

A poster for the 4th Annual Disaster Resilience Summit 2025 in Samoa, hosted by the Office of Disaster Assistance and Petroleum Management. Features a mountainous island with a sunset, ocean waves, and a map of Samoa in the sea.
American Samoa Government-PR001-09112025
Posted: September 11, 2025
A large group of students and attendees gathered in an indoor hall, some seated and others standing, participating in a school or community event, with banners and signs hanging above.
Four people standing together for a photo at the Amerika Samoa Annual Disaster Resilience Summit, in front of a large banner with logos of various government agencies and organizations.
Photos from the Amerikas Samoa 4th Annual Disaster Resilience Summit, showing groups of people, speakers, and event activities at the Disaster Resilience Summit.
Group of people gathered at a conference titled 'Resilience by Design,' celebrating the 4th Annual Disaster Resilience Summit 2025, in Amerikat Samoa.

Guest Speakers’ Presentations

Highlight Videos by HB Media

Highlight Videos 
by HB Media
A large group of people gathered in front of a stage with purple, pink, and blue decorations. The stage has a large screen and a banner that reads 'Our Community Our Responsibility.' The people are dressed in colorful traditional and casual clothing, many wearing lei necklaces, and are posing for a group photo.