David Adams 
Vulnerable and Insubstantial 
What Will It Take?

Federally identified as the most vulnerable citizens in the nation to the destructive effects of disaster and emergencies, cultural citizens across the nation and world are more vulnerable today to the catastrophic effects of disasters than ever before in history. But why do cultural citizens, organizations, and institutions of faith ignore and turn blind eyes to the practice of effectively preparing and planning for disasters and emergencies? Written in an urban straight with no chaser, unrestricted style, What Will It Take reveals cultural and internal barriers and introduces to readers cultural systematic solutions. A must-read for those interested in/or working with cultural organizations.

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Mr. Adams honorably serves as President of The Conscience Group (TCG), the only private-sector; operating, National Public Service Corporation in in the nation. With over 57, 000 participating citizens nationally, The Corporation is identified and operates as a National Emergency Partnering and Contracting non-Governmental Organization and Agency. TCG set a historic national example by becoming the first private corporation in the nation; to establish a contract with a local government for the direct purpose of increasing citizen resilience to disaster and emergencies. Mr. Adams created, Citizen-Emergency System Development (CESD) and specializes in Cultural Transitional Development (CTD) and Citizen Resource Development (CRD).