ScholarWorks@UNO

Title

Preparing for Storms in Louisiana

Authors

Kim Mosby, University of New Orleans
Juli Van Brunt, University of New Orleans
Pamela Jenkins, University of New Orleans
Hazel Spaulding Parker, University of New Orleans
Petrice Sams-Abiodun, Lindy Boggs National Center for Community Literacy
Rachel Nicolosi, Literacy Alliance of Greater New Orleans
Maggie Olivier, University of New Orleans
Jeff Rinehart-Graphic Design, University of New Orleans

Document Type

General Information

Publication Date

8-2011

Abstract

Louisiana is at risk from natural and man-made disasters. Flooding, tropical storms, and hurricanes happen. To stay safe, sometimes you and your family will need to leave home before a storm comes.

People in Louisiana need to be ready for emergencies. This guide will help you get prepared.

Comments

This "Preparing for Storms in Louisiana" manual is designed in Plain Language to teach the concepts of risk as subject matter in literacy programs and vice versa, teach literacy through risk education.

Recommended Citation

Mosby, Kim; Van Brunt, Juli; Jenkins, Pamela; Spaulding Parker, Hazel; Sams-Abiodun, Petrice; Nicolosi, Rachel; Olivier, Maggie; and Rinehart-Graphic Design, Jeff, "Preparing for Storms in Louisiana" (2011). CHART Publications. Paper 3.
https://scholarworks.uno.edu/chart_pubs/3