The terrible disaster that struck the Gulf coast has been holding my attention for the last few days. Here are a few websites that might be of interest for people tired of watching endless hours of CNN, but eager for more information.
Craiglist Help for Katrina Survivors
Public Health Impact of Hurricanes
UPDATE: Housing Katrina Victims
Librarian's Index to the Internet Guide to Katrina Websites and Information
Film & Discussion: Room 237
AADL screens documentary Room 237 on Thurs., June 6 from 6-8:30 PM at the Downtown AADL. Professor Geoffrey Cocks, expert featured in documentary, will answer audience questions after the screening. This film focuses on the theories of hidden symbols in the movie The Shining.
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I've been Googling for sites with disaster planning information. Most display this plan I found on the FEMA site. I don't know if it is from originally.
http://www.fema.gov/rrr/famplan.shtm
I also found some good information from a source much closer to home, the City of Ann Arbor site.
http://www.ci.ann-arbor.mi.us/SafetyServices/EmergencyManagement/EMD/familydisasterplan.html
Mark