By using social media tools, FEMA is able to capture and share the various H1N1 preparedness and recovery efforts and discussions across the country, making them readily available to the public. Online FEMA multimedia and social media resources include:

• www.twitter.com/femainfocus: Get the latest FEMA information and participate in forums addressing issues.
• www.youtube.com/fema: Vignettes about FEMA programs.
• www.fema.gov/media/multimedia/: View FEMA video shorts on preparedness, response, and recovery efforts.
• www.fema.gov/radio/index.jsp: FEMA MP3 files of recent radio news and Public Service Announcements.
• www.dhs.gov/xprepresp/programs/gc_1220128923561.shtm: FEMA’s Federal Hurricane Response Widget.
• www.ready.gov/vblog: Ready Campaign’s video blog featuring public-created preparedness videos.

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