PUBLICATION: As communities grappled with a slew of concurrent disasters in 2020, grassroots mutual aid regained prominence, providing lessons for a more equitable approach to emergency management.
BLOG: Within days of the storm, ENCORE was the site of free supply distribution and services organized by Imagine Water Works, with support from CORE and other local groups.
Read more about what we’ve been up to so far: A local, community, mutual aid response to Hurricane Ida Relief and Recovery.
New Orleans: Find a station near you to charge your devices while your power is out — or sign up to host one for your neighbors.
A COVID-19 Guide to Hurricane Season, along with STORM PREP CHECKLISTS and special considerations for queer, transgender, nonbinary, and two-spirit individuals. Created by New Orleans locals and disaster prep professionals.
DECEMBER 2020 EDITION: An extensive list of free or low-cost services in the New Orleans area, including: basic needs assistance, health care and prescription assistance, reproductive health, food access, shelters and housing, employment, addiction services, disability access, legal aid, disaster relief, and more. The guide also contains resources specifically for transgender and formerly incarcerated people.
New Orleans: Find a station near you to charge your devices while your power is out — or sign up to host one for your neighbors.
Those most impacted by hurricanes deserve a voice in what disaster relief looks like. Donate to The Hurricane Zeta Relief Fund to support both immediate needs and longterm recovery in the wake of Hurricane Zeta.
Those most impacted by hurricanes deserve a voice in what disaster relief looks like. Donate to The Hurricane Laura and Hurricane Delta: Relief & Recovery Fund to support both immediate needs and longterm recovery in Southwest Louisiana.
The Hurricane Laura Emergency Cash Program is a one-time cash payment for evacuated individuals in New Orleans to use for emergency assistance.