Crowdsourcing and CPR Training

 In 2019 I had the amazing opportunity to attend the Citizens for CPR Summit.  At the end of the summit, many of us joined in the mass CPR training session.  The attendance flyer did not do it justice when it said: 

"CPR Mass Training Event and Survivor Gathering Thursday, after end of afternoon sessions, don’t miss the CPR Mass Training event organized by the Local Planning Committee (LPC) and open to the public, which is the culmination of an 8-month video project highlighting “CPR in the Community” events leading up to the Summit. Also, meet the large gathering of survivors that the LPC and Survivor Committee are bringing together. For further information, visit citizencpr.org/summit."

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Keep your eyes open as these types of events happen all over the place and sometimes in the least expected locations.

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