Storytelling in Sensitive Situations- American Red Cross
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Colin Downey, Director of Communications, The American Red Cross, Western Washington Region Twitter Handle: @ColinD15 Finding the balance of what is appropriate information sharing during crisis and disaster is no perfect science. Colin will discuss how compassion, ethics and training can create a framework to allow for quick – and hopefully correct – decision making in sensitive situations.
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Storytelling in Sensitive Situations- American Red Cross
- 2. Seven Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross and Red Cross Crescent Humanity Independence Voluntary Service Impartiality Unity Neutrality Universality
- 3. Being a Good Social Citizen Be Accurate Be Relevant Be Considerate Be Transparent Be Human Be Compassionate
- 12. Being a Good Social Citizen
- 13. What was he getting at? Know your organization’s mission and principles. Prepare: Use staff and volunteer trainings to share your philosophy. Be human.
- 14. Questions?
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- Be Accurate: The truth is everything. Be sure any news you report has been verified. Be Relevant: Post content that invites responses, then stay engaged. Be Considerate: Do not inflame others. Treat others as you’d like to be treated. Be Transparent: If you make a mistake, admit it. Be upfront and quick with your correction. Be Human: The social web is like a dinner party. Be yourself, but with good manners. Be Compassionate: Even though you may never meet those you’re interacting with, be a friend.
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- Be Accurate: The truth is everything. Be sure any news you report has been verified. Be Relevant: Post content that invites responses, then stay engaged. Be Considerate: Do not inflame others. Treat others as you’d like to be treated. Be Transparent: If you make a mistake, admit it. Be upfront and quick with your correction. Be Human: The social web is like a dinner party. Be yourself, but with good manners. Be Compassionate: Even though you may never meet those you’re interacting with, be a friend.