Here’s how #FEMA’s delays under Kristi Noem are hurting families in Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Missouri. Survivors deserve better.

When disasters hit, many of us ask the same questions: Is this normal? Has it always been this way? Are disasters really getting worse? What can we do? Join us on Thursday, 4/16, as we break down the science behind extreme weather and get your questions answered. bit.ly/survivorsforchange

Parents: What would be helpful to know about prepping for extreme weather? What you need to prepare, how to talk to your kids about it, etc. Reply and let us know below ❤️

No matter what kind of extreme weather you’ve experienced, you deserve to feel safe again. Join us tomorrow, 4/2, as we break down how + why severe weather can trigger you, how to recognize an activated nervous system, and how to find relief. Sign up at tr.ee/community-convo

Join fellow disaster survivors and mental health experts this Thursday, April 2, as we talk through why your nervous system can get stuck on high alert after extreme weather, and what you can do about it. RSVP at tr.ee/community-convo

Here’s how FEMA’s delays under Kristi Noem are hurting families in Georgia and Tennessee. Survivors deserve better.

If you still find yourself feeling anxious and overwhelmed around bad weather, you’re not alone. Join our next community conversation on 4/2 at 6pm PT / 9pm ET to chat with fellow survivors and trauma experts on how to navigate your next steps to a calmer nervous system. tr.ee/community-convo

‘Lots of people still don’t have roofs’: Jamaicans living in hardship after Hurricane Melissa...💔 Many say they have not received support to rebuild their homes months after the storm caused unprecedented destruction www.theguardian.com/news/2026/ma...

Join fellow disaster survivors and trauma experts as we break down how and why severe weather can trigger you, how to recognize an activated nervous system, and how to find relief for yourself and your loved ones. Join us on Thursday, April 2 at 6pm PT / 9pm ET. Sign up at tr.ee/community-convo

Extreme weather survivors are a club that no one wants or plans to be a part of — but more and more of us are. A huge shoutout to Ellen, Aidan, and @momscleanairforce.org for advocating for all the families who have been – and will be – impacted by extreme weather ♥️

About 20 MILLION Americans are under an #extremeheat warning — and it’s only the first day of spring, so most of the heat records broken this past week were broken during the WINTER.

Extreme heat isn’t waiting for summer this year. Yesterday, there were more than 60 record highs broken across the U.S. – and it’s only supposed to get hotter 🫠

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. No pressure, no judgement, just support. Join our next one on 4/1 at 6pm PT / 9pm ET. RSVP at tr.ee/community-convo

Join us this Thursday, 3/19 at 5pm PT / 8pm ET to turn your experience with extreme weather into action. If you want to learn how to share your story publicly with the media, lawmakers, and/or your community, this is the space for you. Hope to see you there! Sign up at bit.ly/survivorsforchange

We’re more than victims – we’re survivors, advocates, and community members. When the system fails us (as it so often does), we know how to show up for one another.

When disasters strike, survivors are often spoken about, but we’re rarely given the tools to shape the narrative ourselves. Join us on Thursday, March 19 at 5pm PT/ 8pm PT to learn how to share your story with impact and intention. Your lived experience is powerful. bit.ly/survivorsforchange

The stress of recovery can intensify tensions in relationships – if you’re feeling this and are wondering what you can do about it, you’re not alone. Join fellow survivors and mental health experts for tonight’s community conversation at 6pm PT / 9pm ET: tr.ee/community-convo

If oil companies want to turn this into a “battle” as they refuse to pay their fair share, while survivors sift through the ashes of their homes, then so be it. We’re done being the only ones paying for the damage these corporations have knowingly caused.

Join fellow survivors and mental health experts for our next community conversation, as we practice communication tools to de-escalate high-pressure scenarios like insurance and rebuilding in a low-pressure environment. Join us this Wednesday, March 4 at 6pm PT / 9pm ET: tr.ee/community-convo

On Saturday, February 28, our partners at @weathersurvivors.bsky.social are bringing together survivors from across the country for a national virtual advocacy summit rooted in lived experience, collective care, and action. bit.ly/survivor_sum...

The cost of extreme weather is rising across California, leaving too many families uninsured or underinsured and forced to foot the bill on their own. We can’t keep going like this—and we shouldn’t have to. The Affordable Insurance & Recovery Act puts the cost of recovery where it belongs.

Your story matters, and as an extreme weather survivor, you deserve a say in what happens next. Join survivors from across the country this Saturday, February 28, to learn how you can use your voice to shape safer, more resilient communities. Register at bit.ly/survivor_summit

Join us on Wednesday, March 4 at 6pm ET / 9pm ET to connect with fellow survivors and learn strategies from experts on how to honor your individual needs while staying on the same team with your partner. RSVP at tr.ee/community-convo

Our monthly community conversations are designed by + for survivors, as a space where you can learn from experts, ask questions, and connect with people who get it. No pressure, no judgement, just support. Our next one is Wednesday, March 4, but we're here every month! RSVP at tr.ee/community-convo

Can you believe that FEMA is holding on to $17 billion that’s supposed to be in the hands of states? Instead of releasing that money to help us recover after extreme weather disasters, it’s literally just sitting on Kristi Noem’s desk.

“In order for change to happen, voices have to be heard.” Join us on 2/28 at our Virtual Survivor Advocacy Summit for an afternoon of connection, skill-building, storytelling, and collective action. Sign up and share what you’d like to see at the summit at bit.ly/survivor_summit

Survivors aren’t asking for anything extraordinary — we just want a way forward. The Affordable Insurance & Recovery Act levels the playing field, putting the cost of extreme weather where it belongs, and making sure communities can rebuild without jumping through hoops just to survive.

This. Statistics never tell the full story of recovery — survivors do.

Join fellow extreme weather survivors and mental health experts tomorrow for a community conversation around brain fog and making decisions post-disaster. You deserve to be with people who get it. RSVP to join us this Wednesday, February 4 at 6pm PT / 9pm ET: tr.ee/community-convo

“Nothing changes unless we talk about it.” Your story matters, and you can create change that protects communities from more frequent and severe extreme weather. Join us on Saturday, February 28, for an afternoon of skill-building, storytelling, and collective action: bit.ly/survivor_summit

Art can be a powerful way to feel seen and heard, helping us heal after trauma. Dusty of The Heartwood Revival is doing just that, reclaiming fallen trees to create sculptures along the Guadalupe River that reflect the community’s experience in the aftermath of the July 4 floods.

If you’re struggling to remember simple things or feeling stuck making even the most basic decisions, you’re not alone. We welcome you to come as you are to our next community conversation, a safe space designed by and for survivors to talk through how you’re feeling. tr.ee/community-convo

I'm thrilled to share this episode of the @obi-belonging.bsky.social's Real Solutions podcast, in which Sierra Kos of @weathersurvivors.bsky.social & I discuss climate-related disasters & solutions to increase community resilience & household financial safety nets. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/r...

Join people who get it–fellow survivors and mental health experts—for a community conversation on how to manage the demands of everyday life and disaster recovery when your brain is at its limit. RSVP to join us on Wednesday, February 4 at 6pm PT / 9pm ET: tr.ee/community-convo

It’s WAY too cold out, and this level of extreme cold and record snow isn’t normal. Climate change means families and farms like Amber’s have to worry about losing their animals in ways they never had to before. We’re thinking of everyone impacted by this winter storm ♥️

As an extreme weather survivor, you have the power to drive changes that protect communities from the impacts of more frequent and severe disasters. If you’re ready to share your story, connect, and create change, this is the space for you! Join us on Saturday, 2/28: bit.ly/survivor_summit

Calling all survivors ready to speak out about your experiences and create change—our upcoming Virtual Survivor Summit is for you! Together, we’ll learn about tools and practice skills like power mapping, storytelling, and how to talk to policymakers. Join us on 2/28: bit.ly/survivor_summit

Extreme weather survivors are the fastest-growing population in the U.S., and the fact that these statements are true for so many of us, no matter where we live or what type of extreme weather we’ve experienced, is a sign that people are hurting and policies are failing. Survivors deserve better.

Beautiful words of advice from Robin Hughes, President and CEO of the Housing Partnership Network, to the leaders and organizers helping their communities recover after the LA fires ♥️ Know that you deserve rest, especially during this time when things might feel particularly heavy.

Join EWS for our national Virtual Survivor Summit on Saturday, February 28, as we bring together survivors from across the country who are ready to make their voices heard. Sign up and share what you'd like to see at the summit: tr.ee/survivor_summit

When you’re a disaster survivor, the anniversary of the event can feel overwhelming—bringing feelings of anticipation, anxiety, grief, and more. Join us on January 7 at 6pm PT / 9pm ET for a safe space to share the weight of these dates. Please RSVP at tr.ee/community-convo

Happening today!

A year on from the LA firestorm, this remarkable gathering taking place downtown today!

This holiday season, give yourself permission to set the boundaries you need to cope, whatever that looks like for you. You’re allowed to say “no” to things, and we promise you’re not the only one! Do what you need to do to get through this season, and know that you’re not alone 🫂

No one should have to walk the road to recovery alone, so let’s show up for survivors at With Us: Walk with fire survivors through sight, sound, and story. Drop by any time between 12-4pm on January 4, 2026 for this family-friendly immersive experience: bit.ly/withusla

As extreme weather events happen more often, homebuyers deserve to know their risks BEFORE buying. Companies can’t keep ignoring the risks of extreme weather and leaving families to bear the cost. bit.ly/4iVMDhj

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