Crisis & Emergency Risk Communication (CERC)

The CERC training program draws from lessons learned during public health emergencies, and incorporates best practices from the fields of risk and crisis communication. With this comprehensive training program, the CDC has moved forward in meeting the needs of partners and stakeholders in preparing for, responding to and recovering from the threat of bioterrorism, emergent diseases, and other hazards.
Overview of CERC Training...
CERC Webinars and Training
The following CERC Webinars and transcripts are archived and available for viewing:
Webinars
Training
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CERC Course Materials
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- Page last reviewed May 16, 2013
- Page last updated May 16, 2013
- Content source: CDC Emergency Risk Communication Branch (ERCB), Division of Emergency Operations (DEO), Office of Public Health Preparedness and Response (OPHPR)
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