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A resources collecting page for Hurricane Irma response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome.

What is this page?

The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups.

• Florida/Georgia relief efforts here: http://irmaresponse.org/
• if you are not affected by the storm and are looking to help, visit http://bit.do/irmastart to join the slack and see active projects
• Join Open Call every Tuesday 3pm ET / 2pm Central to discuss https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call
• For reference, here's the Harvey wiki: https://publiclab.org/wiki/harvey

Posting asks + offers

We are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:

• we need help with X?
• does anyone need X?

That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people.

Weekly Open Call

Public Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays

Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall

Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots.

Notes from these calls will be listed here:

[notes:irma-calls]

Help organize this page

Help organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/irma

Questions

Please post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here:

[questions:irma]

Groups

• Volunteer Florida https://www.volunteerflorida.org
• Feeding Florida https://www.feedingflorida.org
• Florida Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD) https://flvoad.community.org

[notes:irma]

Context

At time of writing, Barbuda has been hit very hard, Puerto Rico avoided a direct hit but ~1M people are without power, many without water as a corollary. Paths heading toward the east coast of Florida for Sunday September 9th morning.

lead image from wunderground

A resources collecting page for Hurricane Irma response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome.

What is this page?

The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups.

• Florida/Georgia relief efforts here: http://irmaresponse.org/
• if you are not affected by the storm and are looking to help, visit http://bit.do/irmastart to join the slack and see active projects
• Join Open Call every Tuesday 3pm ET / 2pm Central to discuss https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call
• For reference, here's the Harvey wiki: https://publiclab.org/wiki/harvey

Posting asks + offers

We are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:

• we need help with X?
• does anyone need X?

That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people.

Weekly Open Call

Public Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays

Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall

Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots.

Notes from these calls will be listed here:

[notes:irma-calls]

Help organize this page

Help organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/irma

Questions

Please post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here:

[questions:irma]

Groups

• Volunteer Florida https://www.volunteerflorida.org
• Feeding Florida https://www.feedingflorida.org
• Florida Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD) https://flvoad.community.org

Context

At time of writing, Barbuda has been hit very hard, Puerto Rico avoided a direct hit but ~1M people are without power, many without water as a corollary. Paths heading toward the east coast of Florida for Sunday September 9th morning.

lead image from wunderground

A resources collecting page for Hurricane Irma response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome.

What is this page?

The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups.

• Florida relief efforts here: http://irmaresponse.org/
• if you are not affected by the storm and are looking to help, visit http://bit.do/irmastart to join the slack and see active projects
• Join Open Call every Tuesday 3pm ET / 2pm Central to discuss https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call
• For reference, here's the Harvey wiki: https://publiclab.org/wiki/harvey

Posting asks + offers

We are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:

• we need help with X?
• does anyone need X?

That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people.

Weekly Open Call

Public Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays

Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall

Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots.

Notes from these calls will be listed here:

[notes:irma-calls]

Help organize this page

Help organize this content! We're drafting new content/revisions for this page on the Talk page, at https://publiclab.org/talk/irma

Questions

Please post questions (requests and/or asking if your offer of capacity is needed) relevant to Harvey here:

[questions:irma]

Groups

• ...
• ...

Context

At time of writing, Barbuda has been hit very hard, Puerto Rico avoided a direct hit but ~1M people are without power, many without water as a corollary. Paths heading toward the east coast of Florida for Sunday September 9th morning.

lead image from wunderground

A resources collecting page for Hurricane Irma response; we are not an emergency service provider, but non-emergency questions, requests, inquiries, report-ins, offers of help or capacity are welcome.

What is this page?

The purpose of this page is to amplify requests emerging from local community organizations, especially those that work with communities that are bearing the burden of the storm more than others, and many of whom primarily coordinate over the phone or through Facebook groups.

• Florida relief efforts here: http://irmaresponse.org/
• if you are not affected by the storm and are looking to help, visit http://bit.do/irmastart to join the slack and see active projects
• Join Open Call every Tuesday 3pm ET / 2pm Central to discuss https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call
• For reference, here's the Harvey wiki: https://publiclab.org/wiki/harvey

Posting asks + offers

We are happy to feature report-ins from folks involved in Harvey response on this page -- you can post them here. If there are specific asks or offers, what works best is to break those out as concrete questions, such as:

• we need help with X?
• does anyone need X?

That way we can get people connected up, whether they want to pitch in or they have information you need -- Public Lab's network spans over 10k people.

Weekly Open Call

Public Lab hosts a weekly public call, and we are happy to offer this as a space for coordinating efforts and inquiries on Harvey response. Calls happen at 2pm CT / 3pm ET on Tuesdays

Call-in information is at: https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call and https://pad.publiclab.org/p/opencall

Please add your name and/or comments there, even if you can't join, and we'll do our best to connect the dots.

Notes from these calls will be listed here:

[notes:irma-calls]

Context

At time of writing, Barbuda has been hit very hard, Puerto Rico avoided a direct hit but ~1M people are without power, many without water as a corollary. Paths heading toward the east coast of Florida for Sunday September 9th morning.

lead image from wunderground

At time of writing, Barbuda has been hit very hard, Puerto Rico avoided a direct hit but ~1M people are without power, many without water as a corollary. Paths heading toward the east coast of Florida for Sunday September 9th morning.

• Florida relief efforts here: http://irmaresponse.org/
• if you are not affected by the storm and are looking to help, visit http://bit.do/irmastart to join the slack and see active projects
• Join Open Call every Tuesday 3pm ET / 2pm Central to discuss https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call
• For reference, here's the Harvey wiki: https://publiclab.org/wiki/harvey

lead image from wunderground

At time of writing, Barbuda has been hit very hard, Puerto Rico avoided a direct hit but ~1M people are without power, many without water as a corollary. Paths heading toward the east coast of Florida for Sunday September 9th morning.

• Florida relief efforts here: http://irmaresponse.org/
• if you are not affected by the storm and are looking to help, visit this google doc to join the slack and see active projects
• Join Open Call every Tuesday 3pm ET / 2pm Central to discuss https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call
• For reference, here's the Harvey wiki: https://publiclab.org/wiki/harvey

lead image from wunderground

At time of writing, Barbuda has been hit very hard, Puerto Rico avoided a direct hit but ~1M people are without power, many without water as a corollary. Paths heading toward the east coast of Florida for Sunday September 9th morning.

• Florida relief efforts here: http://irmaresponse.org/
• if you are not affected by the storm and are looking to help, visit this google doc to join the slack and see active projects
• Join Open Call every Tuesday 3pm ET / 2pm Central to discuss https://publiclab.org/wiki/open-call
• For reference, here's the Harvey wiki: https://publiclab.org/wiki/harvey

lead image from wunderground

At time of writing, Barbuda has been hit very hard, Puerto Rico avoided a direct hit but ~1M people are without power, many without water as a corollary. Paths heading toward the east coast of Florida for Sunday September 9th morning.

• Florida relief efforts here: http://irmaresponse.org/
• if you are not affected by the storm and are looking to help, visit this google doc to join the slack and see active projects:

lead image from wunderground

At time of writing, Barbuda has been hit very hard, Puerto Rico avoided a direct hit but ~1M people are without power, many without water as a corollary. Paths heading toward the east coast of Florida for Sunday September 9th morning.

Florida relief efforts here: http://irmaresponse.org/

Central point of coordination

• if you are not affected by the storm and are looking to help, visit this google doc to join the slack and see active projects:

lead image from wunderground

At time of writing, Barbuda has been hit very hard, Puerto Rico avoided a direct hit but ~1M people are without power, many without water as a corollary. Paths heading toward the east coast of Florida for Sunday September 9th morning.

Florida relief efforts here: http://irmaresponse.org/

Central point of coordination

• if you are not affected by the storm and are looking to help, visit this doc to join the slack and see active projects: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DXfxqc69yq4y72dssXElYmwmiZqUMeawohvvpZlGaQA/edit#heading=h.cuudojj5m7tm

lead image from https://www.wunderground.com/cat6/hurricane-irma-extreme-storm-surge-threat-us-and-bahamas