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Is this you?
Your people are anxious about what's happening - climate uncertainty, social instability, the sense that systems are cracking. You know emergency preparedness matters, but standard checklists and drills don't reflect your concerns, values, or community. You need something that builds capacity, not just compliance.
You're not looking for another training or updating your policies. You're looking for something that changes how your people show up for each other.
Organizations that skip this work don't just have unprepared staff, students, or community members they have individuals who freeze, fragment, and fall back on individual survival when collective response was possible.
Organizations I've worked with:






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Let's work together.
WORKSHOPS
90-minute to half-day sessions that help your people build emergency preparedness through relationships, not just protocols. Virtual or in-person. Standalone or as a series.
LEADERSHIP COACHING
For leaders who are exhausted from carrying change alone — and ready to lead differently. Land-informed, trauma-informed, 1:1 coaching that closes the gap between your values and how you actually show up.
What people are saying ...
Hi,
I am Daniela!
(she/they)
For over 20 years, I did frontline crisis work — the kind where moving through a failing system, together, is the only way out.
Now I teach students, staff, and community members how to do the same.
I help groups move from "how do we survive this?" to "how do we care for each other now, so we face the next crisis better, and build the kind of community that makes it less of a crisis each time?"
My background
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20+ years as a frontline mental health worker
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10+ years as a community builder
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6+ years as a facilitator for social change leadership
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3 years in health and safety assistant for emergency preparedness
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Master of Education in Arts for Social Change
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Trained in trauma-informed practice, facilitation, and JEDDI strategies
I created Inclusive Community Preparedness because most of the current emergency planning tools weren't built for the overlapping crises we're facing now, and especially not for the people most affected by them.
“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



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