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By Larrie Wright, AHC / May 13, 2013 / #smem / No Comments
Disasters are scary — there’s no question about it. But as much as they cause fear, they also bring people together, connecting communities in ways that few other incidents can. Focusing on those connections, rather than the catastrophe, is the theory behind the San Francisco Department of Emergency Management’s (SFDEM) new projectSF72.org, created to enhance [...]
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By Larrie Wright, AHC / May 13, 2013 / #smem / No Comments
By Kim Stephens @ idisaster 2.0 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 during the recent domestic terrorist event in Boston and the ensuing suspect chase–that seemed like a marathon in itself. They released a report today (May 10) titled [...]
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By Larrie Wright, AHC / April 24, 2013 / #smem / No Comments
From Gerald Baron @ the Crisis Comm Blog The events in Boston and West, Texas have generated a deluge of focus once more on how communication happens in major events. I’ve resisted jumping into this, wanting some time for the dust to settle and be able to take a step back. What I see now [...]
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By Larrie Wright, AHC / April 24, 2013 / #smem / No Comments
From Kim Stephens @ idisaster 2.0 on Apr 16 Even though the Boston Marathon 2013 bombing event happened less than 24 hours ago at the time of writing, there are already numerous accounts of the role social media played during the horrific aftermath. Read more @ idisaster 2.0
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