Critical 3: Crisis Management: What the Media Want to Hear From You
Duration: 0h 8m |Recorded on October 29, 2020
How does your agency communicate with media during a crisis? What steps have you taken to prepare? Anne Schwartz will share three things your agency can do to communicate effectively during a crisis.
**Critical 3 videos are not eligible for certificates of attendance.** This video is 7:50 minutes long.
Anne E. Schwartz presents Crisis Communication: What the Media Want to Hear From You. In this episode of the Critical 3 series, learn three critical points from a portion of the [Managing the Media Message: Your Agency's Story and How to Tell It](https://ncjtc.fvtc.edu/training/details/TR00007713/managing-the-media-message) training.
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Anne Schwartz
Criminal Justice Communications Strategist
Anne E. Schwartz is an award-winning 30-year veteran print and broadcast journalist, author, and a nationally recognized trainer on the subject of strategic communication and public relations for emergency management and public safety professionals. She received a Webby Award for her work creating MPD’s first-ever brand journalism website. In 1991, she broke the story of Milwaukee serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer and wrote a book on the case, “The Man Who Could Not Kill Enough: The Story of Milwaukee’s Jeffrey Dahmer.” The reporting team was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize for their work.
Anne Schwartz
Criminal Justice Communications Strategist
Anne E. Schwartz is an award-winning 30-year veteran print and broadcast journalist, author, and a nationally recognized trainer on the subject of strategic communication and public relations for emergency management and public safety professionals. She received a Webby Award for her work creating MPD’s first-ever brand journalism website. In 1991, she broke the story of Milwaukee serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer and wrote a book on the case, “The Man Who Could Not Kill Enough: The Story of Milwaukee’s Jeffrey Dahmer.” The reporting team was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize for their work.
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