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“Every crisis, actual or impending, needs to be viewed as an opportunity to bring about profound changes in our society (...)
by creating images and stories of the future that help us imagine and create alternatives to the existing system.”
- Grace Lee Boggs
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Dear Changemaker,
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Whether you are a non-profit leader, social entrepreneur, or community builder, Inclusive Community Preparedness supports you in facilitating care-centered change during uncertain times by:
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Cultivating trauma-informed emergency responses: Equipping you to act, not just react, in times of crisis—whether facing natural disasters like earthquakes or navigating the complexities of late-stage capitalism.​​
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Fostering land-informed problem-solving: Grounding your solutions in solidarity and sovereignty, rather than systems of oppression, to drive meaningful and transformative change.
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Strengthening intersectional collaboration: Empowering you to lead with care rather than control, while modeling a leadership style where your own well-being is prioritized alongside others'.
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Together, we can build community resilience for a just and sustainable future.
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OFFERINGS
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WORKSHOPS​
For groups like schools, clubs, organizations, or businesses looking to understand how to approach social change with climate change in mind from a collective, intersectional and trauma informed lens, so that they can learn to implement change together.
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SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS​
From keynotes, to panels, to recorded custom lectures on topics such as community preparedness, decolonization education, care-based leadership, arts for social change, decentering power, land/body connection, intersectionality, trauma informed transformation, and equity, diveristy, and inclusion.
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Past Clients​
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Preparing is caring, and caring is revolutionary.
Hi,
I am Daniela!
(she/they)
I am an inclusive prepper, liberatory futurist, and care-centered community builder who always dreamed of changing the world through art and education. (Some kids dreamed of weddings—I dreamt about art projects and PhD research topics!)
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For years, I thought burnout was just part of change making. Because I was doing "good" work—frontline mental health and community building—I convinced myself that constant exhaustion was normal, even necessary. But that illusion started to crack when I noticed a pattern: organizations preached values to their funders and the public that weren't always replicated in how they treated their clients or staff.
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We’re conditioned to believe we must be hyper-independent, fit in, fake it till we make it, and give without expecting anything in return—especially in change work.
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But for changemakers, this mindset is a dead end. We burn out, and the system keeps churning. We need a different way.
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To create real change, we must understand the oppressive systems we're working within, resist them, and get creative about building pathways to a future that doesn't yet exist. (Hint: it takes more than changing policies and procedures.)
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Inclusive Community Preparedness responds to the urgency of the climate and social crises while offering a space to imagine—and start building—a just, sustainable future rooted in care.
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Crises will only continue to accelerate in our current political climate - pause, prepare, resist, and create - a just, sustainable future is possible.
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Download the FREE guide to to an inclusive emergency preparedness plan, equitable disaster response, and building a care-centered community.
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