The North Carolina Inclusive Disaster Recovery Network is a collaborative of public, non-profit, and faith-based organizations seeking avenues for community voice and equitable access to resources in our disaster recovery system.
We first started working together in 2016 after Hurricane Matthew as a way for statewide, mainstream organizations to be allies to community-based leaders.
Sharing information across organizational boundaries
Sending Resource Roundup and Key Messages emails
Facilitating monthly network meetings, 4th Tuesdays at 2:00 PM on Zoom
Communicating our model at local, regional, and national gatherings
Activating as a relational resource hub for declared disasters
Generating knowledge, ideas, and practices
Coordinating policy discussions for systems thinking across issue areas
Mapping and measuring the NC disaster landscape
Developing frameworks for equitable community engagement, equitable disaster philanthropy
Leveraging numbers, diversity, and community to influence decision makers
Calling for a moratorium on evictions and foreclosures in declared disaster areas
Communicating a vision of inclusive disaster recovery policy to legislators and public servants
Petitions for administrative rulemaking
Responding to requests for comment
Developing and amplifying individuals, organizations, and coalitions for community resilience
Nonprofit Capacity Community
Local Partnerships for Public Funding
Meeting facilitation for NC Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster during times of increased need
Facilitated by MDC, Inc.
307 W. Main Street, Durham, NC 27701
MDCinc.org
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