#Emergency communication

[redgearguru]

Emergency Preparedness: Essential Guide for Readiness

Did you know over 60% of American households aren’t ready for a disaster? This shows how important emergency preparedness is for safety and resilience. In today’s world, having a plan for crisis management is key. It helps communities respond well to emergencies. Being ready is more than just reacting. It’s about planning, training, and having the right supplies ready. The disaster survival guide…

[onth3cusp]

Using the Red Cross Emergency Communication Services

The phone rang at 04:00. It’s the phone call you never want to receive. My brother’s voice crackled over the phone. “I have some bad news. Mom’s gone.” The timing could not be worse. D had just graduated AIT and was still waiting for orders, but we knew things were going to move fast as soon as they came in. And now I needed to find out if he could come home somewhere in between that shuffle to…

[ujusttry]

7 Essential Tips for Effective Communication During Emergencies

Effective communication during emergencies is vital for ensuring safety and coordinating responses. 7 Essential Tips for Effective Communication During Emergencies1. Stay Calm and Clear2. Use Simple Language3. Establish Communication Channels4. Assign Communication Roles5. Confirm Receipt of Information6. Provide Regular Updates7. Practice Emergency CommunicationFAQs: Effective Communication…

[comikbook]

hey guys </3 guess who got fired. emergency commissions are open from here on out until i can find another job :,)

PLEASE SHARE IF YOU CAN

[theangrycorpsman]

Communications and Technology Preparedness: Ensuring Connectivity in Emergency Situations

In today’s world, communications and technology are essential for our daily lives. In emergency situations, they become even more crucial. In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of communications and technology preparedness in emergency situations and the equipment that can help us in these situations. Importance of Communications and Technology Preparedness: In an emergency…

[reasonsforhope]

People ask me sometimes how I'm so confident that we can beat climate change.

There are a lot of reasons, but here's a major one: it would take a really, really long time for Earth to genuinely become uninhabitable for humans.

Humans have, throughout history, carved out a living for themselves in some of the most harsh, uninhabitable corners of the world. The Arctic Circle. The Sahara. The peaks of the Himalayas. The densest, most tropical regions of the Amazon Rainforest. The Australian Outback. etc. etc.

Frankly, if there had been a land bridge to Antarctica, I'm pretty sure we would have been living there for thousands of years, too. And in fact, there are humans living in Antarctica now, albeit not permanently.

And now, we're not even facing down apocalypse, anymore. Here's a 2022 quote from the author of The Uninhabitable Earth, David Wallace-Wells, a leader on climate change and the furthest thing from a climate optimist:

"The most terrifying predictions [have been] made improbable by decarbonization and the most hopeful ones practically foreclosed by tragic delay. The window of possible climate futures is narrowing, and as a result, we are getting a clearer sense of what’s to come: a new world, full of disruption but also billions of people, well past climate normal and yet mercifully short of true climate apocalypse. Over the last several months, I’ve had dozens of conversations — with climate scientists and economists and policymakers, advocates and activists and novelists and philosophers — about that new world and the ways we might conceptualize it. Perhaps the most capacious and galvanizing account is one I heard from Kate Marvel of NASA, a lead chapter author on the fifth National Climate Assessment: “The world will be what we make it.”" -David Wallace-Wells for the New York Times, October 26, 2022

If we can adapt to some of the harshest climates on the planet - if we could adapt to them thousands of years ago, without any hint of modern technology - then I have every faith that we can adjust to the world that is coming.

What matters now is how fast we can change, because there is a wide, wide gap between "climate apocalypse" and "no harm done." We've already passed no harm done; the climate disasters are here, and they've been here. People have died from climate disasters already, especially in the Global South, and that will keep happening.

But as long as we stay alive - as long as we keep each other alive - we will have centuries to fix the effects of climate change, as much as we possibly can.

And looking at how far we've come in the past two decades alone - in the past five years alone - I genuinely think it is inevitable that we will overcome climate change.

So, we're going to survive climate change, as a species.

What matters now is making sure that every possible individual human survives climate change as well.

What matters now is cutting emissions and reinventing the world as quickly as we possibly can.

What matters now is saving every life and livelihood and way of life that we possibly can.

[darthteeth]

(^ picture of my draculaura at the top as a bribe)

Im at my wits my parents have still not finalized their divorced yet my deadbeat has bought a new fucking house but getting him to help me or my disabled sister can be like pulling teeth.im tired of explaining myself I'm burned out and suicidal I just want to meet one big mutual 4id goal, I've been taking care her and my own medical bills since 2022(and with help from dnations and friends money)but back then I had hope because I didn't know what long covid is or how serious it can be, I had no idea I HAD long covid I thought I would recover eventually. But I never did, now it's almost 2025 and I wanna shoot myself and get it over it. If you see this please share or dnate and if u want to see my old post check out the link below

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[veryintricaterituals]

When I was in school I went to a friend's house to work on a project on a Friday afternoon. At about 6 or 6:30 when the sun was about to set her mom called us over to the livingroom. She lit two candles with my friend and then they proceeded to put the lit candles inside of a little cupboard so no one could see them. Me, a young jewish teenager asked her, my catholic friend, why they did that and she shrugged, said it was a family tradition to bring peace and prosperity, that the women of the family did it every friday evening and then hid the candles. They were very catholic, so I bit my tongue and we went back to her room to study.

This is just one of many, many, crypto jewish traditions that still exist in my hometown of Medellín, Colombia and I want to share a little bit about them with you.

Medellín is the capital city of a region called Antioquia and it is currently the second biggest city in my country. Now the weird thing about my region and my city more specifically is that it is in the middle of fucking nowhere, like we are in a valley in the middle of the andean mountains and it would take over two weeks by river, horse and river, and dunkey and mule to even get here before the invention of cars or trains.

Now Medellín was founded over 400 years ago, and families had been coming to the region for way before then, so that means that for centuries getting to my city from the sea or from the other big cities in the country was incredibly hard. This was by design, because Medellín itself was founded by about 28 families and we know for a fact that alteast half of them were crypto jews hidding from the Spanish Inquisition, and both before and the foundation more and more jewish families arrived to the region.

This is a known fact, the DNA of the people from the region has a lot of sepharadic jewish mixed in there. Early Colombian literature dating up to the 1845 would call the people of my region the Neogranadine Jews or the Colombian Jews. But because they were crypto jews the religion and most of the traditions were lost during the 400 years that have passed, now over 90% of the population is catholic and don't really know about their origins.

But some things stuck. And I want to tell you about them.

On the 7th night of December there is this pre-christmas festival called "El día de las velitas" or the little candle night that started and was unique to Antioquia. It's supposed to commemorate the candles that people had in the streets and the windows on the night Jesus was born and that helped Mary and Joseph to find their way. Do you know how this unique festival is celebrated in my city? People take to the streets to light candles, small colorful candles that they put in wooden planks or directly on the streets, it's the night that people decorate and turn on the christmas lights and it is so important and popular that we have an actual day off on the 8th of december.

Let me show you a few pictures

I don't think I need to explain this one. Even most goyim will know about Hannukah. But it is the weirdest thing when the dates coincide and we are all lighting candles together.

My dad was in the Jewish community board and we needed to rent a place to put our jewish daycare. They found this beautiful old house that had belonged to a family in colonial times but needed a little TLC. We had them remove some wooden floors because they were too old and rotting and found a huge Magen David made out stones in the center of the floor. The house also happened to have two separate kitchens and a mikveh or immersion bath in one of the rooms. These a very traditional things that colonial houses have in my region.

My grandmother converted to Judaism so I have a side from my family that is 100% from here and didn't arrive during the 20th century. I had the pleasure to meet both of my great grandparents from that side though they died when I was young. My grandma tells me that my greatgrandmother used to have one of these immersion baths in her house when she was growing up. Women were supposed to bathe in them after their periods had ended, my catholic great grandmother respected the mikveh traddition more than I ever have.

(I wish I had photos from that specific house but this happened over ten years ago, I'll show you some immersion baths from a different colonial houses that are also in my city)

Now how about we talk about traditional clothes. I'm sure most of you have heard of Ponchos, which are traditional in the Andean region, well the one from Antioquia is a little different and it's always supposed to be worn with a hat. Let's see if you can spot what I mean.

A few years ago Spain decided to grant citizenship to the descendants of the Jewish people that they had exiled in 1492. To get it you had to prove through family trees that your family had been Jewish. My city got the most ammount of passports out of everyone in the world, more than Israel. I could have applied from both my family that came from Egypt in the 20th century (we still have the keys to our house in Spain) or through my catholic side, as both of my grandmother's last names applied. I didn't but I could have.

I don't really know why I decided to finally write this post. I have so many more stories. I just think it's both incredibly sad that so much Jewish culture and people were lost but also it's a little heartwarming to see what survived even centuries down the line.

[shotofstress]

Coming back after being almost a week without electricity, phone, and internet connection. Huge storms with lightning and rain, and winds. We have never have winds like that here and the roof of so many houses were ripped off, stuff flying, etc. All this bc global warming, and the deforestation and mining in our lands. At this rate, in 5 years we will have tornadoes, a thing we have never ever have here. Nor our lands, infrastructures, states, and culture are prepared for this. Areas of the country are devastated, ppl have died, many are without electricity nor Internet connection so they are isolated. The houses are flooding with water, and the ones that not, are leaking from the ceiling. Too many neighbours and compatriots don't have roofs and the streets are full of fallen trees and pieces of roof material, no electricity, no signal, food rotting, but suffering at the same time for the cold of this terrible winter, and trying to do something, patching even when its gonna go to hell when the storm comes again this next days. More than 33,200 people affected and 41,500 isolated due to 5 days of rain and windstorms. In just a couple of days there were 170,000 homes left without power due to wind and rainstorms and even more as time went by.

If u want to help me to fix the roof, walls, to buy food and being warm this winter please check my PayPal. If u can't donate, please reblog bc thats the only way to make this being seen by ppl thus receiving help. I'm really not being able to keep living like this, i can no longer cope, so please share.

Here are in my PayPal or MACH . I took the kofi link bc they were charging me a fee.

Please, educate about global warming and the effects on Global South, specially for working class, chronically ill, autistic, disable, and long covid survivor ppl like myself.

Edit: I added links and pics

Edit: the weather is better (is finally spring at this current date 24th nov), but I still need to fix were I live/sleep bc the walls are broken and one of the walls is not a wall, but like 1cm wide stuff and all was bad build so even the door is twisted and dont work correctly, there is black mold that i think is damaging my ears, the paint is falling, the lamp has fallen, everything is broken and ugly, etc. I still need to buy food, meds, and everything so please, please, share or donate if you could. I don't want to survive like this and here, no one mask even when they were the ones giving me covid and they have making me also catch flu the other day bc they cogh over everything and don't care if they kill me, they are abusive and really violent people and are working to put me and everyone in danger. I dont even want to be in my country bc we will have a dictatorship soon, but I have nowhere else to go nor money to migrate (i need like $10.537 dollars or € 9.760,95 euros to pay all the documents, the bank money I have to show to prove I am a human being deserver of rights, the tickets, rent money and stuff to migrate).

I currently (date 14 Jan 2025) have $100 dollars donated (coz i spent 40 in food and meds this past month)

I know i will die here, but at least help me to survive in a less dehumanising way.

Edit: tumblr has blocked me from recive or send messages from the chat and comment of posts, so if you are trying to reach throughout there I can't see it, sorry, I'm cut from any communication (cant even see past messages from chat or asks), except send asks. I'm waiting that tumblr do something, but still hasn't even answered the help file I sent to them.

[cutebrewarts]

Life loves to throw curve balls and unfortunately, I lost my job today. So, I will be doing emergency commissions for half off the listing price and without any complexity fees in order to get by until I land myself another job.

I Will Draw: OCs, Fanart/Fandoms, Anthro, Suggestive, Mild Gore (small wounds, cuts, blood), Robot Prosthetics, Heavy Armor

I Will Not Draw: NSFW, Furry, Animals, Mecha, Extreme Gore though this may change depending on the situation

Please check out my portfolio.

These are my terms of service.

Please submit a request on my commission form.

Even if you can only reblog this, I really appreciate it. I look forward to working with you! 🤎

[800-dick-pics]

Help a Black Disabled Lesbian Stay Afloat!!!

Hey ive had to rely on my CC for emergencies, meds, and groceries, when my partner and I had covid and no work income, thus were are still playing financial catch up in a lot of ways. Long story short I have been falling behind on my CC payments and a few months have snowballed to the point that it is getting near impossible to cover alone. My payment of $651 is due before my partner gets paid and even then the bill would be my girlfriends ENTIRE CHECK! I need help covering as much of this as possible. I already tried lowering the monthly payments but I dont qualify because Discover hates poor people. Please help me get my head above water!

Goal: $651

CA: $sleepyhen

VN: wildwotko

DM 4 Paypl

[gaysetokaibas]

Hey everyone, this is a different post than I'd normally make, but I've been dealing with urgent hardship, poverty, and food/housing instability, and it's escalated to the point where I am desperate for mutual aid support.

Ko-Fi here: https://ko-fi.com/jest_er

I am also able to take ca/shapp or ven/mo, please DM for those. Donors can ask for art with some kind of proof, I'm just unsure when I can get to those. Please understand that my situation is not stable atm.

It's hard to admit this stuff publicly, but while I've been able to scrape by for 6+ months on my own, my situation keeps worsening. I'm really sorry to ask for help, I've always been a private person who wanted to avoid asking online, but I've finally hit a point where I don't have many options. While I'm still in contact with family, I don't have monetary support from them & am hoping for a miracle to get through this.

It's hard to be so up front with what my situation has been like, but up until about a month ago I was struggling with enough money to afford food for at least one meal a day. I skipped multiple days every week to ensure that I didn't run out of food, and have regularly emptied my fridge/pantry to the limits before I allowed myself to spend meager amounts on enough to sustain me. Things are still shaky in that department for me, but manageable. However spending so much out of pocket on food has led to me struggling to afford basic necessities. Running out of things like trash bags, toothpaste, shampoo, etc. is a nightmare, and leads to expenses that I just can't deal with. I'm facing housing insecurity and am really just at a wall where I dont know what to fucking do. Anything helps and I really really mean it.

[comikbook]

yall can someone commission me so i can get my medication </3 it would help me out so much

[shroomyart]

consider commissioning a disabled lesbian artist!!!

hello friends! my life this last year has been absolute shit and i'm relying solely on the generosity of others ++ the money i make from commissions to support myself the images above contain the art that most represents my style at the moment, but feel free to browse my art tag to see everything! if you're interested in commissioning me, please shoot me a message @shroomyart. thank you so much for reading!!!

[arsonistmoth]

Help a queer nerd get rent and pay bills!

Howdy folks, the job market sucks ass and im out of unemployment benefits SO I am needing help getting together 765usd for this month's rent and a little more for upcoming bills and to feed myself and my cats. I am opening my commissions queue back up (there are a few left I need to complete but I am desperate rn) And I am leaving my Info below for people who would rather donate than commission me at this time. Please help if you can, I cannot stress enough that every little bit helps. From a dollar or two to a sketch commission.

Check out my commission info HERE XXXXX

Venmo: CallenGGoat

Paypal: Cal.goatsgalore@gmail.com

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