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Evoke has been a secret network until now, but it is time we let the world see and participate in the good we are doing.

Evoke is a network of people of all ages who came together to solve problems in a unique, creative way. What makes Evoke different from other problem-solving organizations is our desire to push limits and think outside the box. There are no limits to the issues we address- whether it's local or global, our team members will work together to come up with creative…

For season 2 of Urgent Evoke, I would try to separate the game into learning levels. For instance, one game for elementary-aged kids, one for middle and high school, and one for college. That way, the silly stuff doesn't have to be in the college one, and the younger kids can understand it better.

I would also maybe separate the game by levels- local, national, global. Each level would get a little tougher.

As a student with limited resources, I would reach out to my Facebook friends for help in the effort to minimize harm from the flu. In times of health crisis, people are always in need of supplies. I would create a Facebook event as an initiative to collect supplies for sick people and money to buy those supplies.

I think managing panic in a pandemic is the most important Crisis Communication step. It is easy for people to get caught up in a crisis- humans panic too easily, and this emotion causes us to not think a clearly or act as rationally. It is important for us to take a step back, breathe, and remember not to panic.