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Area of Science:

  • Human-Computer Interaction
  • Crisis Communication
  • Accessibility Design

Background:

  • Effective crisis information design is crucial for public safety.
  • Vulnerable populations, including those with communication disorders, the elderly, and immigrants, often face barriers to accessing crisis information.
  • Existing crisis communication strategies may not adequately address diverse needs.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate accessible information solutions for universal crisis information design.
  • To develop evidence-based guidelines for creating inclusive crisis communication.
  • To enhance crisis preparedness and response among vulnerable groups.

Main Methods:

  • A multi-case study employing a research-through-design approach.
  • Qualitative data collection methods to explore user needs and information accessibility.
  • Analysis of existing crisis information design to identify gaps and opportunities.

Main Results:

  • Crisis messages need simplification for broader understanding.
  • Multimodal communication strategies are essential for accessibility.
  • Community facilitators play a vital role in information dissemination and trust-building.

Conclusions:

  • Universal crisis information design requires adaptive technologies and diverse communication channels.
  • Personalized, clear, and trustworthy information enhances crisis preparedness.
  • Community-based strategies are key to fostering inclusivity in crisis management.