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Crisis and Emergency Communications

Project to Advance Crisis and Emergency Communications Practices

This section of our PTSC-Online community provides the highlights on an important project which should be of significant interest to our members and which will add valuable resources to our wiki knowledge base. The project, led by Patrice Cloutier and Barry Radford will provide an opportunity to advance our knowledge of crisis and emergency communications. It will do that by helping us understand current challenges, especially those involving social media, and by sharing current standards and best practises for crisis and emergency communications as provided by Patrice Barry and our PTSC-Online members.  

The PTSC-Online events calendar will alert you to upcoming events about the project. A Crisis & Emergency Communications blog channel will provide high level updates as the project progresses. A Crisis and Emergency Communications Practices discussion forum will be used to facilitate discussion on individual topics. New crisis and emergency communications tools and resources will be added to our wiki knowledge base as they are introduced or developed. All tools and resources added to the wiki on emergency and crisis communications may be located by entering #CAEC in the search box which is located at the top right of each page and selecting to search on the wiki. Background information on this project can be found in the PTSC-Online Projects Discussion Forum.  Click here for instructions on recommending future projects.

Blog - Advanceing Crisis and Emergency Communication Practices

This blog will provide a high level overview of the crisis and emergency communications project as the project unfolds. For those who were not able to participate in the project, reading the blog entries in order will provide a tutorial on emergency and crisis communications practices. Click VIEW ALL at the bottom of this box to see all articles in this blog.

In a society where zillions of messages are constantly blasted at the public, how do you make an impression in terms of public safety and emergency management messaging?

Our society moves at a million miles an hour. That pace, and the influx of messages, makes it very difficult for EM agencies and governments to reach through the clutter and impart the benefits of preparedness and being informed during emergencies. Are there easy solutions? No ... However, it's essential that officials keep up with the times. Although the need to use all channels to reach all audiences remains, different social networks offer the ability to reach different types of clientele.

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Discussion Forum to Advance Crisis and Emergency Communication Practices

A topic will be added to this discussion forum for each item to be discussed throughout completion of the project

PTSC-Online Events

Upcoming events in the project to advance crisis and emergency communications practices will be posted in the PTSC-Online events calendar.

PTSC-Online Training

Monday, June 10 11AM → 12PM ET
Come and join us in an on line web conference aimed at helping you get the most from PTSC-Online to …
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