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You don't have to do it alone.
If you’re a care-centered changemaker, you’re likely the one others rely on - the one implementing the DEI strategy, holding space for climate anxiety, advocating for housing security, building partnerships to address food insecurity, or knowing what to do in an emergency.​​
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What happens when needs increase, resources decrease - not just for your community, but also for you?
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I support nonprofit leaders, frontline workers, and community builders navigating the intersecting pressures of equity work, the climate emergency, and political uncertainty.
Together, we develop sustainable practices rooted in community care, inclusive preparedness, and collective imagination - so you can co-create resilient, future-thinking communities (amid a climate crisis) without carrying it all alone.
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Let's build the future we want to see, together
Creativity as Resistance
Lead with agility during social and climate crises by harnessing creativity for resilience and real-time problem solving. Resist overwhelm, scarcity, perfectionism and colonial ways of thinking by building a regular practice of imagination, play, and experimentation.
Connection as Preparedness
Feel more grounded and confident as an anti-oppressive leader - responding to urgent needs in climate and social crises while creating lasting systems change. Build meaningful, care-based relationships guided by the land, so you can strengthen community connection before, during, and after crisis.​
Compassion as Catalyst
Navigate transformation and liberation without burning out by cultivating both self-compassion and collective compassion. Build social change without recreating systems of harm by creating space for more socially and ecologically sustainable action, deeper accountability, and care.
“Every crisis … 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
Ways to work together
Whether you're facing a climate emergency, organizational burnout, or the weight of holding too much for too long - there's a path forward. I support care-centered changemakers like you to lead with clarity, courage, and community in a colonial world where many of us aspire for community care but also struggle with actioning it in our communities, workplaces and organizations.
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WORKSHOPS​
For groups schools, community groups, organizations, or social impact businesses.
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SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS​
Open to keynotes and panels on a variety of topics.
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What people are saying ...
​​​The learning begins from the moment you arrive to one of Daniela's workshops in the most unexpected and delightful ways. She provides simple, easy to use tools that offer immediate AHA moments connecting your understanding of self and the ease of which you can step into your intention to contribute towards inclusive community care preparedness.
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Hi,
I am Daniela!
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I’m an inclusive prepper, liberatory futurist, care-centered community builder and artist for social change who always believed change begins with creativity and education.
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After years in frontline mental health and community work, I realized that many of us are doing “good” work within systems that aren’t designed to heal us, but to keep us tired, overgiving, and too busy to create the change that’s actually needed. We’re taught to keep going, to fit in, to give without limits - but that mindset leads to burnout, not transformation.
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Inclusive Community Preparedness is where care-centered changemakers meet the urgency of climate and social crisis with creativity, care, and collective action - so we can build a just, sustainable future - beyond the climate emergency.
Crises will only continue to accelerate in our current climate - connect, prepare, 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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