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        <description>The speaker rejects the narrow, technocratic version of resilience. It does not mean enduring injustice, adapting to ecological collapse or stabilizing extractive systems. Communities should not be asked to survive within conditions that undermine their dignity, autonomy, and ecological foundations. Resilience here means building systems that reduce vulnerability at their roots, with no return to an old normal. From the "Mutual Aid Disaster Relief Search and Rescue" workshop at the 2026 International Workshops. A Radical Guide is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that builds movement infrastructure, including a global directory of radical spaces, mutual aid programs, and educational resources for people doing liberation work around the world. The full day: https://www.radical-guide.com/anarchist-international-workshops-2026/ #Shorts #resilience #disasterrelief #mutualaid</description>
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