What We’re Reading
Stuff we found while looking around. Send us your links for the next edition.
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Stuff we found while looking around. Send us your links for the next edition.
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Follow @AlabamaRedCross and @ArkRedCross for updates on last night’s severe weather.
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The last 24 hours have us responding to snow storms, wildfires, home fires, and floods. Here are a few of the Twitter hashtags we’re watching to keep up with what’s happening on the ground.
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If you see an article that belongs here, leave a link the comments or tweet us @RedCross.
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How will you actively give thanks this week? Will you put your Red Cross training into action by teaching a CPR class or responding to a house fire? Will you donate blood, assemble Comfort Kits, or serve a meal to someone in need?
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Map of every shelter we’ve opened since January 1, 2011:
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It’s Fire Prevention Week, so this edition of What We’re Reading is all about home fires.
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Looking After the Soldier, Back Home and Damaged [NYTimes]* One Who Cared [YouTube CapeCodcatfarm] What’s in our Go Bags? [The Onion]** Prepare-aphernalia: Video Game Armor [Oregon Trail chapter blog] Infographic: Disasters in the age of social media [Geary Interactive] Infographic: Predicting the next big earthquake [InfDPV] * Are you impacted by a military deployment? Our [...]
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Every Atlantic Storm since 1950, mapping zombies, toilet paper to the rescue, and thoughts on Contagion
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