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Mutual Aid Disaster Relief
Mutual Aid Disaster Relief is a grassroots disaster relief network based on the principles of solidarity, mutual aid, and autonomous direct action. MADR envisions strong, vibrant, resilient, connected, and empowered individuals and communities as part of an awakened civil society that will restore hope following crisis, and turn the tide against disaster capitalism and climate chaos, in favor of a more peaceful, just, and sustainable world.
We Are Rooted Here: North Valley Mutual Aid
The following is a report back from the North Valley Mutual Aid group, which is organizing an autonomous response to the Camp Fire from Chico, CA. Originally published on Mutual Aid Disaster Relief.
WHO WE...
Bonds Not Ballots
As another election year spectacle has come and gone, and as we inch closer to irreversible, cataclysmic shifts in our climate, we are reminded that our hope is in each other, in relationships of...
Lumberton, NC: Vision and Action
It’s hard to believe that over a month has already passed since Hurricane Florence dropped a seemingly endless supply of rain onto eastern North Carolina.
We reflect back on the Indigenous led relief efforts out...
Landlords are Finishing What Hurricane Michael Started
Mutual Aid Disaster Relief discusses how poor and working-class tenants in housing projects in Panama City are being evicted in the wake of Hurricane Michael.
A call to action.
Hundreds of residents in low income housing...
Dual-Power in a Three-Way Fight: Critical Reflections on Hurricane Michael
Members of Mutual Aid Disaster Relief report from the ground in Florida in the wake of Hurricane Michael.
On October 10, 2018, Hurricane Michael swept into the Florida panhandle with a ferocity unlike anything seen...
Mutual Aid Efforts in the Wake of Hurricane Michael
A report from Mutual Aid Disaster Relief work from folks on the ground in Tallahassee, Florida in the wake of Hurricane Michael.
Wednesday night, Hurricane Michael swept through the Florida panhandle, making landfall as...
(In)visible Disasters: Farmworkers and Hurricane Florence
Mutual Aid Disaster Relief brings us updates on autonomous disaster relief in farmworker communities. For more info on how to plug into autonomous relief efforts, go here.
Even without a devastating hurricane, farmworkers face...
They Don’t Care About Us, But We Keep Us Safe
An update from Mutual Aid Disaster Relief about ongoing efforts in areas hit hardest by hurricane Florence.
It’s been over a week since Hurricane Florence hit North Carolina, and floodwaters continue to rise. While...
Mutual Aid Disaster Relief Tour Begins
The “Building the Movement for Mutual Aid” Training Tour is back on the road this fall.
Mutual Aid Disaster Relief Trainers will be visiting about 20 locations in the West. See our events calendar here. More...
Hurricane Florence: What You Need to Know
One million people are being told to flee the east coast, as Hurricane Florence, described as "a monster," heads towards the Carolinas. The storm is expected to bring days of rain and flash floods...