Emergency Info Online, Fourth Edition

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National Preparedness Month

Thirty articles in four emergency preparedness categories.   Get all 30 articles in a single PDF file

Bridge Multimedia is offering a free online series entitled 30 Days, 30 Resources. All articles in the series are available for publication in whole or in part without further permission, free of charge, with attribution to Bridge Multimedia and EmergencyInfoOnline.org.

1. Back-to-School
2. Business Preparedness
3. Multicultural and Regional Preparedness
4. Home and Family Preparedness

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I. Back-to-School

• SECURE SCHOOLS: Emergency Preparedness for Educational Facilities
• KEEPIN’ IT REAL: Talking with Kids about Emergency Preparedness
• A NATIONAL CRISIS: School Violence
• THINKING ABOUT THE UNTHINKABLE: Terrorism Preparedness in Schools
• EMERGENCY PLANNING FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
• PARTNER FOR PREPAREDNESS: Community Based Action Plans: Best Practices
• NOTHING TO SNEEZE AT: Preparing for Pandemic Flu in School
• TIPS FROM GALLAUDET UNIVERSITY: Campus-Level Accessible Notification

II. Business Preparedness

• GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS: Emergency Preparedness in the Workplace
• SMALL BUSINESSES, BIG RESPONSIBILITIES: Emergency Preparedness for Small Businesses
• THE ONLY PLAN WORTH HAVING: Emergency Plans that Include Workers with Disabilities
• ECONOMIC EPIDEMIC: Pandemic Preparedness for Businesses
• DOOM SERVICE: Emergency Preparedness in the Hospitality Industry
• FIRST THINGS TO DO: Work Related Emergencies
• THE BUCK STOPS HERE: Employer Responsibilities in Emergencies

III. Multicultural and Regional Preparedness

• THE BIG COUNTRY: Emergency Preparedness in Rural Communities
• THE ONCOMING STORM: Emergency Preparedness in Coastal Communities
• A RATTLESNAKE’S TAIL: Emergency Preparedness in the American Southwest
• FORCE OF NATURE: Emergency Preparedness in the Interior Plains
• SAFE CITIES: Emergency Preparedness in Urban Centers
• DON’T BE DISABLED BY A DISABILITY: Be Prepared
• EVACUATE! Urban Evacuation Preparedness

IV. Home and Family Preparedness

• ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL: Disaster Tips for Owners of Pets and Service Animals
• OLDER, WISER, SAFER: Emergency Preparedness and the Elderly
• FIRST THINGS TO DO, PART II: Household Emergencies
• SAFETY: A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE Emergency Preparedness in Non-English Speaking Families
• WITH PREPAREDNESS AND SAFETY FOR ALL: Responding to Patients with Disabilities
• PROMOTING PERSONAL PREPAREDNESS: Universal Design and Health Interventions
• WHERE DO YOU GET INFORMATION DURING AN EMERGENCY? Emergency Notification
• SPECIAL NEEDS, BASIC NEEDS: Emergency Planning for People With Disabilities