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From Neighbors to Networks: Organizing for a Just Recovery and Resilient Communities
The Climate Justice Alliance’s Just Recovery Working Group and movement partner Survival Bloc present the webinar “From Neighbors to Networks: Organizing for a Just Recovery and Resilient Communities.” Sign up for Part 2 on September 14, 2026!
Part 1 of this webinar, co-led by Daisy Carter (co-founder and network organizer with Survival Bloc), Im’ Unique Hyler (CJA Just Recovery Working Group co-chair and The Smile Trust), Anacua Orellana-Garcia (CJA regional organizer), and Susan Silber (Collective Resilience), explored how hyper-local organizing, neighborhood-based resilience and community defense structures can help frontline communities survive and recover while building power beyond moments of crisis.
Participants were introduced to how ‘Neighborism” (block-by-block organizing), mutual aid, Resiliency Hubs, and community defense can strengthen our ability to prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters while building lasting community power.
Watch the recording to hear from organizers who are actively developing neighborhood resiliency models, and leave with concrete tools for strengthening relationships, communication systems, and collective response capacity in their own community.
Click here to register for Part 2 of the webinar on September 14, 2026 Webinar PresentersDailsy Carter
Survival Bloc
Im’ Unique Hyler
The Smile Trust
Anacua Garcia
Climate Justice Alliance
Susan Silber
Collective Resilience
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