A Network of Hope
Title: A Network of Hope
Date: 2006
Author: Staff
Institution: Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum
Bibliographic Entry: Staff. “A Network of Hope.” Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum. http://www.anetworkofhope.org (accessed April 11, 2008).
Electronic Link: http://www.anetworkofhope.org
Key Words: man-made disasters, natural disasters, municipality, business, general public, non-government, mental health, media community, memorializing, preparedness
Summary of Key Points, Issues, Conclusions:
The initial goal of A Network of Hope – A Resource to Help was to create a catalog of best practices. Members of the business community, media, clergy, health and education shared their experiences of the Oklahoma City bombing and compiled a document for studying needs, reactions, and best practices following a major traumatic incident. Memorial staff invested hundreds of hours in studying the rebuilding process from both manmade and natural disasters. The result is a collection of documents addressing Municipality, Business, General Public, Non-Government Response Organizations, Faith Community, Media, and Memorializing, and limited resources regarding Preparedness.
Name of Researcher: Alison Stevens
Institution: Integrative Center for Homeland Security, Texas A&M University
Date Posted: April 15, 2008

