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RUSSIAN PANDEMIC!!!
Beginning of Russian Pandemic, 2011, Brainstorm between Michele and I:
Michele: panicked people get carelessme: Lets create cla**** for how to make a phone tree and spread the through the countryside by using Ushahidi Michele: ok. those are useful, but remember to have bounce back links in case someone remote can't answer because in distress me: Agreed Who can we start with? Someone has to start teaching Michele: will be entire country? or just one city/rural area? me: Its already in the major cities (wink) Michele: ok, but those with must teach those without. me: We need to get the word out to the country side. Lets mobilize using face book. Michele: start in Vladivostok, teachers to inland to train community leaders and youth guides. facebook is good. also I think universities have web links. so can "big brother/big sister" universities with a 'family' of lower-tier schools. me: Ok, you contact some university leaders, I will contact some students, and we will meet Michele: ok. Also, medical depts of each region contact med depts in universities, which should contact medical personnel on ground incountryside. The med workers handle elderly, special needs, etc. Schhead/principals coordinate with town officials, pass knowledge along
via phone tree. me: sounds good, very organic, and students can fill in the gaps. drive, deliver goods to sick people Michele: yes. and oversee volunteering for food prep, too. I thought (for mine, would work in Russia too) that restaurants should agree to prep food inevent of quarantines, for clean prep/delivery; stores should agree topost available goods, anticipated delivery of new, in order to quellpanic buying/hoarding; and if/when any one/group is quarantined, the food/water issue is taken care of... can also use community center/school kitchens for group foodprep (usually stainless steel/sterile) because no one remembers food borne illness exacerbates any bio hazard there is. water too. me: Lets make it happen!
Michele: panicked people get carelessme: Lets create cla**** for how to make a phone tree and spread the through the countryside by using Ushahidi Michele: ok. those are useful, but remember to have bounce back links in case someone remote can't answer because in distress me: Agreed Who can we start with? Someone has to start teaching Michele: will be entire country? or just one city/rural area? me: Its already in the major cities (wink) Michele: ok, but those with must teach those without. me: We need to get the word out to the country side. Lets mobilize using face book. Michele: start in Vladivostok, teachers to inland to train community leaders and youth guides. facebook is good. also I think universities have web links. so can "big brother/big sister" universities with a 'family' of lower-tier schools. me: Ok, you contact some university leaders, I will contact some students, and we will meet Michele: ok. Also, medical depts of each region contact med depts in universities, which should contact medical personnel on ground incountryside. The med workers handle elderly, special needs, etc. Schhead/principals coordinate with town officials, pass knowledge along
via phone tree. me: sounds good, very organic, and students can fill in the gaps. drive, deliver goods to sick people Michele: yes. and oversee volunteering for food prep, too. I thought (for mine, would work in Russia too) that restaurants should agree to prep food inevent of quarantines, for clean prep/delivery; stores should agree topost available goods, anticipated delivery of new, in order to quellpanic buying/hoarding; and if/when any one/group is quarantined, the food/water issue is taken care of... can also use community center/school kitchens for group foodprep (usually stainless steel/sterile) because no one remembers food borne illness exacerbates any bio hazard there is. water too. me: Lets make it happen!
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Comment by Michele Baron on May 13, 2010 at 7:56am -
great work, gabriel!!! good evoking
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