Crisis communication with children
“The core recommendation (…) is to engage children through hands-on activities rather than theoretical explanation. Gamification makes learning enjoyable(…)”.
Secure kids strategic crisis communication guidance

Guidance for Inclusive Crisis Communcation
This document is a practical guide for communicators. It provides guidance in reaching and communicating with children and contains best practices from countries around the Baltic Sea.

DRR Table Top Simulation
How should one act in a disaster? What is important to think about the days before a disaster? The overall objective of this table top exercise is to increase awareness of how to respond to, and recover from, a crisis. The game involves children and youth in crisis preparation and response.

DRR Board Game: ‘Community heroes’
The game serves as an educational tool for children and young people, aiming to enhance their problem-solving skills in crisis and disaster situations. The game encourages players to identify challenges and develop strategic solutions in crises and emergencies and encompasses prevention, preparedness, and response.