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DESCRIPTION:Date/Time: January 14\, 2016 at 2:30 pm ET\n\nLocation: Wenin
 ar\n\nDescription: These 90 minute webinars are delivered by the Pacific
  ADA Center using the Blackboard Collaborate webinar platform. All sessio
 ns will be captioned\, recorded and archived.\n\nThis program is delivered
  via both webinar platform and via telephone (additional charges may apply
 ). Real-time captioning is available via the webinar platform.\n\nAll webi
 nars offered have real-time closed captioning for persons who are hearing 
 impaired. The webinars are accessible to people with vision disabilities b
 y using screen readers. The webinar system is also accessible to people wi
 th mobility/dexterity impairments who use keyboard commands instead of mou
 se clicks.\n\nThis webinar will have two presentations that address respon
 ding to communications and outreach needs of the whole community. In the f
 irst presentation\, we will hear from members of the Community Outreach an
 d Effective Communications Subcommittee of the Texas Disability Task Force
  about how they work to ensure access through outreach to the community. O
 ne of the products created and distributed by the Texas Disability Task Fo
 rce is the Effective Communications Toolkit. The Effective Communication t
 oolkit applies to emergency management and public information professional
 s who work for\, or with\, local jurisdictions to communicate warnings\, n
 otifications\, and other messages to news media and to the public. It also
  contains face-to-face operational communication tools for shelter manager
 s and first responders.\n\nIn the second presentation\, we will hear from 
 the Public Safety Committee of the Seattle Commission for People with disA
 bilities and their Emergency Shelter Communications Toolkit\, a Field Manu
 al designed for use primarily by any facility planning for\, or pressed in
 to service as\, an emergency shelter. Written by disability subject matter
  experts\, it provides information\, tools\, and resources\, to address co
 mmunication barriers which can be present in an emergency shelter situatio
 n. The manual also has value for any emergency management professional in 
 communication with people with disabilities.\n\nLearning objective:\n\n\n	
 \n	Learn elements that ensure that emergency communications services and e
 quipment address the functional and access needs of people with disabiliti
 es as part of a “whole community” approach.\n	\n	\n	Learn about the de
 velopment\, goals\, and contents of the Emergency Shelter Communications T
 oolkit\, and its uses\, in the field and in planning\, outreach\, and othe
 r emergency management activities.\n	\n\n\nTo register please click here\n
SUMMARY:FEMA Promising Practice: Communication Outreach and Toolkits
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