emergency resilience
for collectivists.
rooted in community, focused on hyper-local action, designed for 21st century risks.
who we work with
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households
individuals, couples, families, roommates
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communities
neighborhoods, faith-based orgs, parent groups, book clubs, friends, pottery clubs
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private sector
realtors, small businesses, tech, non-profits, HOA’s, schools, senior care
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public sector
cities, towns, municipalities, local government
5 Pillars of Emergency Resilience
these dimensions interweave
When we build community gardens, we're practicing environmental and community resilience simultaneously. When we teach our children emergency preparedness, we're building both practical skills and emotional resilience. When we create neighborhood support networks, we strengthen our financial and emergency resilience together.
trainings
certified through calOES, we translate federal procedures into practical, engaging trainings for individuals, communities, and organizations.
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builds a foundation for personal and household emergency preparedness, equipping people with the ability to anticipate risks, stay prepared, make emergency plans, and act confidently under pressure.
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strengthens situational awareness and decision‑making in volatile contexts, promoting habits and protocols that reduce exposure and improve response to authoritarianism, gun violence, and white supremacy.
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activates community capacity by turning neighbors into a coordinated network with shared roles, communication rhythms, mutual aid, and a sustainable path to collective resilience that both improves recovery in a disaster and your everyday.
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learn all about emergency food and water supplies in this fun + interactive training, culminating in a disaster chef challenge, where you will compete for the title of the ultimate master chef, using only shelf-stable supplies + a gas stove.
testimonials