Baseline Resilience
The material in this section builds on systems and stuff outlined in the Emergency Preparedness and Response section to deepen resilience in the day-to-day. Many people in our communities are in crisis all the time, and working towards a reality in which everyone is safe and has their needs met as a baseline means we can all be more resilient when acute disaster strikes.
Sections
2.1
Basic Needs
Community food production, mental health networks, transportation, and essential hygiene resources.
2.2
Shared Tools
Tool and tech lending libraries, internet access, and mesh networks for community resilience.
2.3
Community Building
Governance coordination, skill-building workshops, third spaces, and fun activities that strengthen community bonds.