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Kim Stephens is an independent emergency management consultant and the lead blogger of iDisaster 2.0 where she writes about the benefits as well as the challenges of using social media for emergency communications.
July 9th, 2012
Post by: Kim Stephens
This May, 2011 video developed by Spokane Washington, provides one of the best descriptions of how first responders should communicate with the deaf and hard of hearing community that I have seen. This training video is good for all first responders, no matter where they reside, even though there are some Spokane specific statistics.
Let us know if you have a link for videos from other communities.
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