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Social Media in Emergencies: 101 Seminar Report

Author(s): Presenters: Iacucci, A.A. and Barrow, G.

Pages: 13pp
Resource types: Guidance and Tools
Languages: English
Organisations: CDAC Network
Areas of Work: Advocacy, Communications and Media; Innovation and Change
Formats: Long read
Collections: Evaluating humanitarian action; Innovation

Date published: December 2013

101 report on social media in emergencies final png

This seminar took place on Monday 25th November 2013 and was generously hosted by Plan UK at its London office. The content of this report is based on the information included in the presentations from the two presenters.

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