From Prepared to Powerful
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A 3-Part Webinar Series on Resilience; Practical Tools to Build Personal Readiness, Community Resiliency & Political Action to Make Polluters Pay
July 1, 8, & 15 | Virtual Event | Free to Attend
Wildfires. Floods. Extreme heat. Power outages.
Climate disasters aren’t hypothetical anymore; they’re here.
But preparedness isn’t just about surviving the next emergency.
It’s about building stronger neighborhoods, deeper connections, and the collective power to demand the policies that truly protect us.
This 3-part virtual series will help you move from feeling overwhelmed…
to feeling ready and empowered.
What You’ll Gain:
- Practical tools to build your personal and household emergency plan
- Guidance on assembling a go-bag that actually works
- Insight into community resilience and mutual aid
- A pathway to advocate for policies like Make Polluters Pay — because true preparedness includes prevention
Session Lineup:
July 1 – Get Ready: Personal & Household Prepardness
Learn the essentials of building a go-bag, creating an emergency plan, and reducing panic when disaster strikes.
July 8 – Get Connected: Community Resilience
Disasters don’t just test individuals, they test communities. We’ll explore mutual aid, neighborhood readiness, and how to strengthen local networks.
July 15 – Get Powerful: From Preparedness to Policy
No preparedness plan is complete without advocating for the policies that protect us all. Learn how to turn your lived experience into meaningful action.
Extreme heat is the deadliest form of climate disaster in the U.S. Insurance costs are skyrocketing. Communities are being left to fend for themselves. Preparedness isn’t just personal, it’s political. And we are strongest when we prepare together.
Join us July 1, 8, and 15. Sign up here to secure your spot: https://www.mobilize.us/greenpeace/event/939065/?utm_source=meetup
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This webinar is for educational purposes only. It does not replace professional emergency, medical, or legal advice. Participation is voluntary, and you are encouraged to take care of yourself and step away if needed.
