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A 12 page brochure with individual and family earthquakes safety information.
This poster provides visuals and descriptions so that homeowners can
identify and fix at-risk areas of their homes to reduce future earthquake
damage and disruption.
This detailed guide was developed by the California Seismic Safety
Commission and provides recommendations that homeowners can reduce damage
form an earthquake.
This 40 page booklet offers research-based advice so that seismic safety
advocates can more effectively present risk reduction information and
ideas.
This storybook was developed by Washington Military Department's Emergency
Management Division for children in grades 3-6.
This poster is intended for classroom use and updates a previous edition.
This updated publication provides classroom activities for elementary
school teachers on earth science and earthquake hazards.
This CD contains the previously printed curriculum supplements that
provide middle and high school teachers with activity sheets for students
and background material for teachers.
This CD supplements the handbook FEMA 154, Rapid Visual Screening of
Building for Potential seismic Hazards and contains Power Point slides
with instructor notes: the RVS Student Manual(FEMA 153-SM): data collection
forms; and the PDF and text files of FEMA 154.