Join us on Wednesday, December 17, as we build strength in solidarity during the holidays through an immersive storytelling, art, and music experience. Join this space designed for and by survivors to reflect, grieve, and make new meaning for the holidays ❤️ RSVP at tr.ee/ews-holiday

More than four months after the July 4 floods, survivors in Texas are still recovering. We need our elected leaders to stay focused on helping Texans with the resources they need to rebuild. The news cycle might have moved on, but families are still healing. And they deserve to be heard.

If you were impacted by the July 4 Texas floods and have struggled with feeling survivor’s guilt, you’re not alone, and it’s normal. Join us tomorrow, 12/2, at 7pm to connect in a confidential space as we find healing and a path forward, together. Sign up to join us at: tr.ee/stronger-together

The holiday season can be triggering, but as Marcus shares, the best thing you can do is talk to someone. If you’re looking to talk with fellow survivors about how you’re feeling, join us this Wednesday, 12/3 at 6pm PT / 9pm ET. You don’t have to get through this season alone: tr.ee/community-convo

Georgia is a survivor of the July 4th floods in Texas. She lost her best friend to the floods, and honored her memory by creating this beautiful art piece. Georgia is a powerful reminder of how we can use our experiences to create change, making sure more families don’t have to go through this.

We’re so touched by Jen Bloomer's words on her work with the Stolen Summers tour. We’re constantly reminded that no matter what we’re going through, we’re never alone—and the more we recognize that, the better off we all are ♥️

Join us on Wednesday, 12/3 at 6pm PT / 9pm ET to share space with fellow survivors + mental health experts as we talk through why the holidays can be so difficult, coping strategies, and how to handle this season on your own terms. We’re getting through this together: tr.ee/community-convo

Our monthly community conversations are designed by and for extreme weather survivors, as a space where you can connect with people who get it. We’d love to have you at our next conversation on Wednesday, December 3 at 6pm PT / 9pm ET. RSVP and check out future dates at tr.ee/community-convo

To the camp counselors and parents who were impacted by the Texas floods: you can't pour from an empty cup. This session is all about you ♥️ We hope you join us on Tuesday, November 18 at 7pm CT to find healing and community. RSVP to join: tr.ee/stronger-together

Join us for tonight’s community conversation as we learn how to hold space for each other's unique paths while building a stronger, more resilient community, together. RSVP to join the conversation with fellow survivors and mental health experts this evening: tr.ee/community-convo

From Dept of Angels 9-month post-LA fires report, tens of thousands of families still aren’t able to return home. Families should be able to rely on the insurance they’ve been paying for years to hold up their end of the deal. #LAfires #insurance

Join our community as we talk through what it means to Recover as a Community, honoring both our shared experiences and our individual journeys of loss and recovery. Join us tomorrow, Wednesday, 11/5, at 6pm PT/9pm ET: tr.ee/community-convo

Join our next community conversation as we learn how to hold space for each other’s unique paths while building a stronger, more resilient community, together. RSVP to join the conversation with fellow survivors and mental health experts this Wednesday, 11/5, at 6pm PT/9pm ET: tr.ee/community-convo

Communities across the Caribbean shouldn’t be paying the price of extreme weather. Real recovery means putting the cost of weather disasters on the oil companies that profit from creating this mess. We stand with everyone impacted by #Melissa, and have compiled trusted organizations to donate to♥️

As Ellen, a Hurricane Helene survivor, shares: as extreme weather survivors, we have so much in common, and need each other to get through the ups and downs of recovery. Join fellow survivors and mental health experts on Wednesday, 11/5 at 6pm PT/9pm ET: tr.ee/community-convo

We know #FEMA has never been a solution that fixes everything, but it's less reliable than ever before, leaving families to pick up the pieces. No one should have to experience extreme weather, but when we do, we should at least be able to count on our government to help us.

We're thinking of everyone impacted by #HurricaneMelissa ❤️ If you're looking for ways to support the island, here are a few verified organizations from our friends in #Jamaica. We'll update with more information and resources as we have them.

This series is designed for summer camp counselors and parents of kids impacted by the Texas floods to connect, learn, and heal. RSVP to join us for any and all of our upcoming sessions at 7pm CT on Tuesday, November 11, 18, and December 2: tr.ee/stronger-together

Join our next community conversation, Recovering as a Community, as we discuss how to create a community that holds space for every story, every loss, and every victory, with trauma experts and fellow survivors. Join us at 6pm PT / 9pm ET on Wednesday, 11/5. RSVP here: tr.ee/community-convo

We’re so grateful to everyone who joined us for the Phoenix Stolen Summers tour stop on Thursday night -- honoring the people, places, and ways of life we’ve lost to extreme weather, while also showcasing the strength and creativity communities bring to rebuilding together.

Our monthly community conversations are designed by and for survivors, where you can learn from trauma experts, ask questions, and connect with people who get it. If this sounds like the space for you, we’d love to have you at our next one on 11/5. RSVP and see future dates at tr.ee/community-convo

As our friend Alex, a Katrina and Helene survivor, shares, art can be healing. For survivors, creating art about our experiences is a way to “build out of chaos”. Share your story and join us as we continue to build on this national storytelling tour: extemeweathersurvivors.org/stolensummers

Gina, a Hurricane Helene survivor and community leader, shares, “Art allows us to process some of that trauma that’s in our system that we can’t even in our conscious brain put words to.” Join the community of survivors sharing our stories through art: extremeweathersurvivors.org/stolensummers

Join us at the next stop on the national storytelling tour at @cahokiaphx on October 23! You won’t want to miss this evening of community, creativity, and conversation with @momscleanairforce.org @chispalcv.bsky.social @sierraclub.org. Join the tour: linktr.ee/Stolen_Summers

We’re thinking of everyone who might be impacted by violent weather this weekend— with Tropical Storm #Priscilla and a nor’easter on the way. You don’t have to experience a hurricane or flood alone. We’re surviving this, together. Join us at extremeweathersurvivors.org

Feeling like it’s warmer than usual for October? It’s not just you. This kind of heat this late in the year is record-breaking (and breaking the bank with more expensive utility bills!). The weather just keeps weirding out — whether it’s a heat wave in October or a 1-in-1,000-year flood.

Join us tonight to connect with trauma experts and fellow survivors as we discuss how navigating the aftermath of a disaster can, over time, lead to positive changes. Whether you’ve been through a fire, hurricane, or other disaster—we’re here for you. Join the conversation at tr.ee/community-convo

We shared hugs, meals, helped rebuild a fence, and shared resources with Texas flood survivors recently. The state took 76 days to release emergency funding. Meanwhile, people had to keep going, showing up for each other and proving that community is the backbone of recovery.

Join our next community conversation as we talk through the process of understanding and integrating a traumatic event into your life story. If you’re interested in learning more about how to find positive changes in the aftermath of extreme weather, this is for you: tr.ee/community-convo

Join Erica, trauma experts, and fellow survivors for our next community conversation as we discuss turning your pain into purpose after extreme weather, and explore ways to find resilience, hope, and personal growth. RSVP to join us this Wednesday, 10/8 at 6pm PT/9pm ET: tr.ee/community-convo

“Be gentle with yourself, wherever you are.” One of our mental health experts shared this during our last Community Conversation, and honestly? It’s always a timely reminder, especially for survivors. Healing isn’t linear. Wherever you are today, it’s OK. Be kind to yourself ❤️

Our monthly community conversations are designed by and for survivors, as a space where you can learn from trauma experts, ask questions, and connect with people who get it. Our next community conversation is Wednesday, 10/8 at 6pm PT / 9pm ET. RSVP and check out future dates: tr.ee/community-convo

September is National Preparedness Month, so now’s a good time to make sure you have a plan to stay safe in the next fire, flood, or hurricane. Here are a few tips from NC Governor Josh Stein, with advice we’ve heard from our community added in. What’s your advice for preparing for extreme weather?

We’ve matched 30 artists with 30 survivors to create art that honors their lived experiences. Our next stop is Asheville on Tuesday, September 30. Join us in honoring the people, places, and ways of life that have been stolen from us: linktr.ee/Stolen_Summers

The first stop of the Stolen Summers tour brought together survivors, artists, and neighbors to honor the stories of those living through extreme weather. If you want to know where we’re headed next or share your story with extreme weather, visit: extremeweathersurvivors.org/stolensummers

We’ll be the first to say the federal government doesn’t always get it right when it comes to helping out after weather disasters. But surely our government can do better than this? Nearly a year after Hurricane Helene, survivors have less than 10% of the funding they need to recover.

It’s OK not to be OK after experiencing extreme weather…but it’s also OK to be OK! Whatever you’re feeling, you’re not alone. If you’re looking for a supportive community to understand your experience as an extreme weather survivor, join our monthly community conversations at tr.ee/community-convo

It took 76 days for Texas to release ANY emergency flood relief to survivors. That’s not just a delay, that’s a decision. A decision to let politics come before people, before the families who lost everything.

It's been more than 2 months, and survivors are still waiting for Governor Abbott to pass the emergency funding they need. There's nothing more important than helping the families impacted by the July 4 floods--survivors deserve so much better than this. #EWSActionFund

Survivors are still waiting for Governor Abbott to pass the emergency funding they need. #EWSActionFund

The #Eaton fires destroyed their school, but these amazing kids decided the show must go on. Normal looks different for these families now, but finding purpose in showing up to practice after all they’ve been through reminds us: we recover and rebuild in #community. www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

Did you catch the news about that massive #haboob in AZ last week? Yeah, we had the same reaction: what even is a haboob? Turns out, a haboob is the term for an intense dust storm that can lead to zero visibility. If you’re ever caught driving in one, remember: pull over and turn off your lights.

Governor Abbott: You have the power to release emergency funding for survivors. Please give these families the relief they deserve. #EWSActionFund

Feeling like your emotions are a rollercoaster after going through extreme weather? Join us TONIGHT at 6pm PT / 9pm ET for our community conversation, designed for extreme weather survivors as a safe space to share your experience and build community. Sign up to join us at tr.ee/cc-september

It's been 60 days, and there's still no funding from the state for Texas flood survivors. Governor Abbott: You have the power to release emergency funding for survivors. Please give these families the relief they deserve. #EWSActionFund

As Gina, a Hurricane Helene survivor, shares, life after experiencing extreme weather is heavy. If you’re feeling the weight of surviving a flood, fire, or other extreme weather event, it’s not just you—and you don’t have to carry it alone.

The #firefighters who show up for us aren’t getting the protection they need. These firefighters are breathing in the same #pollution that forces our kids to play inside during the summer. Nearly 4 million acres of land have burned this year!

It’s OK not to be OK after experiencing extreme weather. Erica, a Marshall Fire survivor, knows what that’s like—and also knows that there’s a whole community of folks ready to share space with kindness and empathy.

Do you know how to keep your family safe in extreme heat? Here are a few of our community’s top tips for staying safe in these high temps—let us know what you’re doing to beat the heat! Comment below or join our community at tr.ee/extremeheat

It’s been over 50 days without relief for #flood survivors in #Texas. Survivors, like Keli's family, shouldn’t have to beg for help from our Governor to do the right thing. We’re grateful for Keli and all the survivors speaking out, telling leaders to put flood relief over politics.