Recovering from the long Memorial Day weekend, I offer this short post of very interesting informational resources I discovered last week!
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For folks in North and Central America, and living in the Caribbean, hurricane season
begins in just over a week. (Yes, in the midst of concern about H1N1 flu, there are other issues of concern!) The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention offers a number of hurricane safety tips and guidelines. -
The Pew Internet and American Life Project has a fascinating typology of communication technology users! Pew also has a rich library of other Internet-related datasets for both reading and downloading.
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CDC offers a free, self-paced Pandemic Influenza Crisis and Emergency Risk Communication course, online at: http://emergency.cdc.gov/cerc/CERConline/pandemic/index.html
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Need health or public health images for you blog, web site or report?
CDC has two image libraries that you might find helpful: a "Newsroom Image Library;" and a "Public Health Image Library." Most of the images in each library are in the Public Domain.
I hope you find these resources useful! Please pass them on to your colleagues.
