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& Twitter as a
Tool
Community
Workshop:
Thursday, Feb 19,
2015, 7– 9 pm
Open to all –
Neighborhood Leaders, SNAP, CERT
and Community Emergency Hub volunteers
Kate Starbird, UW Associate Professor: How social media is used
during
disasters, especially
for collaboration.
She has seen many
examples where, even
after a devastating
disaster, networks of communications are quick to re-establish themselves
and
can be important to
neighborhood-level response.
Elodie Fichet, City
of Kirkland OEM: How Twitter can be used by
response groups.
She will cover Twitter
basics, but she will presume that people have an
account and know how to
send and receive tweets. There will be some short hands-on practice.
Don’t Tweet? Bring a
friend who does!
6:30 p.m. – sign-in,
snacks, 7:00 p.m. – program begins
*Sign up at: snap@seattle.gov
Location: City of
Seattle Emergency Operations Center,
105 5th Ave S (Corner
of 5
th
Ave S and S Washington
St)
*For language or
access accommodations, contact us by 2/12/2015:
Phone: 206-233-5076,
Email: snap@seattle.gov
For more
information, contact Debbie Goetz: 206-684-0517, debbie.goetz@seattle.gov.
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