The Community Preparedness Webinar Series: Extension Disaster Education Network

Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN): Improving Disaster Preparedness Through Education

The webinar was recorded on September 8, 2011

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Help with education in all disaster functions may be closer than you think. Since 1994, the Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN) has focused on providing disaster education at the local level through each state’s land-grant university. Learn more about:

• EDEN’s role in preparedness education
• Various preparedness education resources EDEN provides
• How to engage with EDEN

Additional information about this webinar

This webinar is free to the public. The webinar recording lasts approximately 40 minutes. The live webinar offered Closed Captioning and a transcript of the webinar has been posted with the recorded version of the webinar.

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Last Updated: 01/02/2014

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