WCID: Wildfire relief

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• Donate, volunteer, learn: We all have something we can contribute. Find mutual aid resource groups in LA based on location, schedule, resources offered, needs, area of interest, and skills using Mutual Aid LA (go)

• Learn and volunteer: The Watch Duty app is powered by active and retired firefighters, dispatchers, and first responders, providing trusted, timely, life-saving information during wildfires (go)

• Learn: Listos California provides disaster preparedness and relief resources in multiple languages so communities can keep safe in an emergency regardless of age, ability, language, or income (go)

• If you want to find other ways you can donate to disaster relief or mutual aid in California, try this search

• If you want to learn more about what you can do about wildfires in general, check out these resources

• Volunteer: If you’re over 60, it’s not too late to change the world for the better. Use your economic and political power to fight for climate action with Third Act (go)

• Learn: Did your health insurer deny your claim? Find out why using Pro Publica’s Claim File Helper, and use those documents to support your appeal (go)

• Invest: Put your money where your values are and start investing responsibly with ESG portfolios managed by Earthfolio (go)

• Teach: Free (!) climate change teaching resources for all K-12 subjects at Subject to Climate (go)

• Teach: Prepare your students to take ownership of their digital lives using the Digital Citizenship Curriculum from Common Sense Education (go)

• Invest: In affordable homes so more families have access to a safe place to live with Enterprise (go)

• Donate: to disaster relief (go). Here we go again, and again, and probably for the rest of our lives.

• Buy: an air quality monitor (go). Indoor air quality is as essential to your health as outdoor air quality.

• Invest: in sustainable companies (go). Scale the companies that give a shit about their impact on the world.

• Volunteer: for mental health (go). We all need help sometimes. Start building community.

• Volunteer: for Alzheimer’s research (go). Be part of the solution to find better treatments for the tens of millions of people living with Alzheimer’s.

• Teach: about climate change (go). No matter what subject you teach, climate change effects everything.

• Be Heard: about heavy industry decarbonization (go). We need to reduce emissions everywhere we can, as quickly as we can.

• Get Help: If you’re struggling with eco-distress (how can you not be?), find support using resources from the Climate Psychology Alliance (go)

• Donate: Advance food sovereignty in the US and globally, and create a more equitable food system with Food First (go)

• Volunteer: Put every public meeting on record to support local journalism in your community and hold your elected officials accountable by training with Documenters (go)

That’s it. Let’s keep taking care of each other.

Remember — you can save actions for later with an WCID profile! Thank you as always for giving a shit.

— Willow

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