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Could Social Media Save Your EM Job?
Post by: Kim Stephens It is no secret that budget cuts have impacted the emergency management community directly, particularly the position of EM Director. Some community leaders view the EM’s job as...
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Using YouTube to Communicate Preparedness Messages
Post by: Kim Stephens Image via CrunchBase When communicating life safety and preparedness information online, it is really important to remember what retailers have already learned: video sells your...
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Researchers Review Boston Bombing Social Media Activity
Post by: Kim Stephens Project HEROIC–which stands for Hazards, Emergency Response, and Online Informal Communications (see footnote)–took a close look at the online activity of official organizations...
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Social Media use by Emergency Managers: Survey Says!
Post by: Kim Stephens photo credit: Rosaura Ochoa via photopin cc CNA, a not-for-profit research and analysis organization, in conjunction with the National Emergency Management Association, released...
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#CrisisMapping for Recovery: Crisis Clean Up–A Collaboration Tool
Post by: Kim Stephens A truism in emergency management is that after a disaster thousands of people want to volunteer–the more high profile the event the more show up, sometimes creating a second...
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