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National Preparedness Month

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1. Get a Kit
2. Make a Plan
3. Stay Informed
4. Get Involved

I. Get a Kit

• BE PREPARED: Get a Kit
• PROMOTING PERSONAL PREPAREDNESS: Universal Design and Health Interventions
• ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL: Emergency Preparedness for Owners of Pets and Service Animals
• ECONOMIC EPIDEMIC: Pandemic Preparedness for Businesses
• WITH PREPAREDNESS AND SAFETY FOR ALL: Responding to Patients with Disabilities
• DON’T BE DISABLED BY AN EMERGENCY: Be Prepared
• TECHNOLOGY BREAKTHROUGH: The Future of Emergency AT

II. Make a Plan

• BE PREPARED: Make a Plan
• SECURE SCHOOLS: Emergency Preparedness for Educational Facilities
• SCHOOL PREPAREDNESS IS FOR EVERYONE! Emergency Planning for Students with Disabilities
• THE ONLY PLAN WORTH HAVING: Emergency Plans that Include Workers with Disabilities
• WHEN TECHNOLOGY FAILS: Low-Tech and No-Tech Emergency Planning
• SMALL BUSINESSES, BIG RESPONSIBILITIES: Emergency Preparedness for Small Businesses
• FIRST THINGS TO DO: Planning for an Emergency

III. Stay Informed

• BE PREPARED: Stay Informed
• THINKING ABOUT THE UNTHINKABLE: Terrorism Preparedness in Schools
• TIPS FROM GALLAUDET UNIVERSITY: Campus-Level Accessible Notification
• A NATIONAL CRISIS: School Violence
• DOOM SERVICE: Emergency Preparedness in the Hospitality Industry
• NOTHING TO SNEEZE AT: Preparing for Pandemic Flu in School
• WHERE DO YOU GET INFORMATION DURING AN EMERGENCY? Emergency Notification
• BE PREPARED, No Matter Where You Live

IV. Get Involved

• BE PREPARED: Get Involved
• KEEPIN’ IT REAL: Talking with Kids about Emergency Preparedness
• SPECIAL NEEDS, BASIC NEEDS Emergency Information for People with Disabilities
• PARTNER FOR PREPAREDNESS: Community Based Action Plans: Best Practices
• THE BUCK STOPS HERE: Employer Responsibilities in Emergencies
• GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS: Emergency Preparedness in the Workplace
• OLDER, WISER, SAFER: Emergency Preparedness and the Elderly
• SAFETY: A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE Emergency Preparedness for Non-English-Speaking Communities