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Best practices to keep the public engaged and mentally healthy in a crisis
Keeping the public together and focused on the positives in a crisis is probably one of the key challenges today for government officials and public information officers. In the face of the coronavirus pandemic, the challenge is even more daunting. I had the opportunity to… Read More
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If you build it, they will come...
… Or so believes Joe Dougherty with the Utah Division of Emergency Management. Joe’s talking about a network of Public Information Officers, locally, regionally and statewide who can help you in a moment’s notice during a major crisis event in your community. Dougherty was talking… Read More
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Making joint information systems or JIS more effective
A major push is underway to keep the nuclear industry evolving to keep you in the know if there’s a crisis or emergency. John Egdorf spoke with Argonne National Lab, PAST, Public Affairs Science and Technology Fusion Cell’s Eric Singer about how the industry continues… Read More
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How to better engage the deaf and hard of hearing community.
Public Information Officers, listen up, really, listen up! Published research could help you link up with what may be an underserved segment of your community. These external stakeholders are the deaf and hearing impaired community. Eric Singer’s Flash Briefing guest this week is Derrec Becker. He is… Read More
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