‼️ But we have a long way to go before the end of December to raising the funds to run the Incubator in 2026.

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🌱 🌺 We have leaders building water, solar, and farming systems and sovereignty, care networks, land based-resilience hubs, a Universal Basic Income project, resilient communications and soil monitoring technology, intentional BIPOC-focused housing communities, and much more!

All of these initiatives are focused on building up the resilience & self-determination of Black, Brown, and Indigenous working-class communities across the country.

Stay tuned later this week for the release of the 20 incredible BIPOC & youth leaders and 17 inspiring local projects / groups building climate survival infrastructure and grassroots power across the country that we are supporting through our inaugural Incubator cohort.

‼️ 🦋 We’re celebrating this growth with a special release of our new merch! When you give at least $10 a month or $100, and you’ll get one of the new 🌺 hibiscus print and Climate Survival word art T-shirts that we’ve released today.

To celebrate the Incubator's launch and Giving Tuesday, we're offering supporters new hibiscus print Climate Survival gear.

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While creating microclimates with clover and sweet potatoes, these seed keepers are testing 14+ okra varieties for the Southwest’s harsh weather – forging methods to grow this sustainable food source in New Mexico, and far beyond.

One of the participating groups is Ashokra Farm. Ashokra Farm is based in Albuquerque, NM, a high-altitude desert ecosystem which faces drought, heatwaves, hailstorms, and more.

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With your support, the National Climate Survival Incubator will help Daze of Autonomy, their partner organizations, and groups in 16 other communities nationwide use projects like this one to organize neighbors for food sovereignty, disaster resilience & power.

Today, the organization has installed six projects like that one, and they’re developing an emergency response program to provide temporary clean power around the city.

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The group was founded in 2024 by residents who’ve experienced first-hand how warehouses negatively impact air, land stewardship, infrastructure and day-to-day life.

To organize their neighbors, they’re building a community garden that will teach traditional Indigenous farming practices.

Help build this collaboration between West Street Recovery and 16 other groups nationwide by making an early Giving Tuesday gift here: secure.actblue.com/donate/natio...

West Street Recovery has shifted hundreds of millions of dollars in city and county budgets, and has made flooding in Houston an issue of public health, racial equity, democratic governance, and climate justice.

Their programs use disaster recovery to build power by engaging people in campaigns to improve climate resilience and protect against future disasters.

One of the groups that will participate in the Incubator is West Street Recovery in Houston, TX. Founded in Hurricane Harvey’s wake, West Street Recovery is building rooftop solar and organizing “hub homes” that serve as neighborhood preparedness and response centers.

This is the National Climate Survival Incubator. Thanks to your support, it kicks off this Tuesday -- the same day as Giving Tuesday. And as we count down together, each day we'll share one of the groups that is participating.