When crisis strikes—whether suddenly or over months and years—survival depends on more than food, water, and shelter. In protracted crises, where uncertainty becomes part of daily life, the need for reliable, timely information only grows. People also need something less visible but equally vital: information they can trust and a way to speak up about their needs in their preferred language. They need to know how to stay safe, where to find help, and what will happen next. Learn how local broadcasters become first responders in crisis - https://bit.ly/47mnkS7 (fb)

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