Presentations

 

The cover page of the CERC Presentation from the Zika Action Plan Summit that reads 'What the public needs when risks are uncertain.'

Zika Action Plan Summit PresentationCdc-pdf

Date: April 1, 2016

Slides developed and presented by Dr. Barbara Reynolds at the Zika Action Plan Summit applying CERC to the Zika response.

A picture of the Aedes mosquito that can transmit the Zika virus.

Zika CERC Discussions

Dates: May 17-August 16, 2016

CDC hosted a series of CERC teleconferences related to the Zika outbreak to address the communication concerns of state, local, and territorial health communicators

A slide from the presentation that shows the different types of new and emerging media.

Leveraging Social Media for Disaster PreparednessCdc-media

Date: August 31, 2011

This archived webinar describes the use of social media in emergency preparedness, response, and recovery using examples from H1N1, the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, and the Haiti earthquake.

Webcast: Watch NowCdc-media Transcript: Read NowCdc-pdf

A slide from the presentation that shows Participatory Culture being the Future of Societal Good.

Expanding Capacity and Capability: Inclusion of Participatory Culture, Technology and Open Data in Crisis ManagementCdc-media
Date: August 24, 2011

Partnerships are essential to improving emergency preparedness planning, response, and recovery efforts. Heather Blanchard, Co-Founder of CrisisCommonsExternal, presents how open data connects people and organizations, and helps innovate crisis management and global development.

Webcast: Watch NowCdc-media     Transcript: Read NowCdc-pdf

A slide from the presentation that shows the HealthMap software mapping public health information.

Using HealthMap’s Web-based Risk Analysis Tools before and during Public Health EmergenciesCdc-media

Date: August 17, 2011

This webinar shows how HealthMapExternal used emerging data sources for epidemiologic surveillance, social media, and other news media during the 2010 cholera outbreak in Haiti. HealthMap’s experience shows how information flows between multiple scientific and social networks can improve communication and emergency response efforts.

Webcast: Watch NowCdc-media     Transcript: Read NowCdc-pdf

A slide from the presentation that shows the Crisis and Emergency Risk Communication logo along with information about the presenter.

Crisis and Emergency Risk Communication Basic PrinciplesCdc-media

Date: August 4, 2011

This archived webinar describes the basic principles of Crisis and Emergency Risk Communication.

Audio: Listen NowCdc-media    Webcast: Watch NowCdc-media     Transcript: Read NowCdc-pdf

A slide from the presentation that shows how radiation disasters are different from other emergencies.

Communication and Public Information in Radiation DisastersCdc-media

Date: July 21, 2011

This webinar takes you through the key elements of communicating during a radiation disaster. Leeanna Allen of the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) shares CDC research on messaging during a radiation disaster and lessons learned from Japan’s ongoing nuclear emergency

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