Common #communication problems. 18. Focusing too much on “messaging” and not putting out information that the public wants and needs to know. I’ve seen whole press conferences that were 80% messaging and 20% news and useful information. Then leadership asks why the effort failed.
ASPI's Robert Glasser, former head of @UN International Strategy for Disaster Reduction, says 'Children have a huge role to play in reducing risk in their communities... and also in helping support the recovery afterwards' for @jesskatedavis @abcnews ⬇️ https://t.co/Go53a7Talz
Registration is now open for #EMPA Australia 2019 conference! You can register here: https://t.co/jjjgdWpnW3 check out the program overview while you're there! #sydney#conference
On Pell: some people say it's implausible he abused boys with so many people about. Almost in plain sight. I wonder if those people also question how Pell never noticed Ridsale's years of abuse while living with him. That abuse also happened in "plain sight". Under Pell's nose
@AnthonyClarkAU So kind, thanks Anthony! You’re driving some change there yourself, too! (Also, loving the new RFS fire safe fire plan campaign, esp. the behind the scenes video. Great!!!)
So great to catch up with @MVincentOZ on ABC Sydney today. What an absolute champion you were for us Michael, reporting from Kinglake in the terrible aftermath of #BlackSaturday
Back to #crisis#communication basics: know your audiences (there are more than you think), how they prefer to get info, what info they want, and how to get feedback from them. Look for ways to measure impact and outcome not just output. Use all channels available.
Great 2 days in Brisbane with state recovery coordinators building national capability and sharing ideas - including this great one out of Tasmania https://t.co/fXt8mfe1Ye
Powerful, harrowing stories from these young people impacted by the Ariana Grande terrorist attack. Supporting our children and young people after extreme violence has never been so critical @4corners
"There's no statute of limitations for how long people are going to continue to learn after an event" -- Sandra Whight sharing insights into the @TasFireService project to capture #stories from the '67 bushfires #adrc2018#afac18