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Reference Group	Emergency Response, Employee Engagement
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The Emergency Response Group will be managing the development of content for this section and will be a point of contact for questions or help. We are still seeking nominations for this group, so if you are interested, please visit this Reference Group Information page on the blogsite and contact us.

Otherwise, please jump in and make a start with adding content. If you aleady have guidelines on monitoring social media in emergency communications, please adapt them to develop generic policies and procedures guidelines for use by everyone. Also, (if you have permission), please link to them in "Examples'.

Contents 1 Table of Contents 2 Additional Guidelines by Sector 2.1 Emergency Sector 2.2 Government Sector 2.3 Community sector 2.4 Education Sector 2.5 Health Sector 2.6 Business Sector 3 Examples 4 Case Studies 5 References and Links

Table of Contents

Additional Guidelines by Sector

Emergency Sector

Government Sector

Community sector

Education Sector

Health Sector

Business Sector

Examples

Case Studies

References and Links

Emergency 2.0

• How to use social media in emergency management - to help your agency, employees and customers better prepare for, respond to and recover from emergencies - An Emergency 2.0 Wiki presentation by Eileen Culleton