Volunteer Social Media Crew?
By Karen
We have volunteer firemen that step up in times of crisis, what about a team of volunteer social media people?
Most of the rescue and support organisations are very busy doing what they need to do - rescuing people. Communications and organisation is something they often struggle with. Especially given the speed with which social media moves!
What if we set-up a group of us who roster ourselves to be available in case of emergencies? We can help the likes of Civil Defence to get messages out quickly and co-ordinate others. The blood service misinformation that happened yesterday could have been directed a bit better if we had more centralised help with information flows and connecting people during a disaster?
The agencies can’t afford to have a community manager on standby permanently, but maybe a group of volunteers can help.
I would be more than happy to donate time for that.
Any suggestions on how we get this started?
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