Our June issue is scheduled to be released soon. We are very excited about this issue, and look forward to releasing it to our subscribers.
The June Issue is focused on FOOD. There are some amazing articles in this issue that will really help you in your Preparation planning, and will also stir your interest in ways to improve your planning now. Don’t miss this issue!
Here is a “sneak peak” of the cover…
The Shadow of ConflictIn the modern world, the thought of a war, particularly in a region as volatile as the Middle East, is a chilling prospect. This area, rich in history, culture, and resources, has often been a flashpoint for tensions that have implications far...
When a crippling cold weather event strikes, it can bring life to a complete standstill. News articles have bombarded us with images showing the devastating impact of severe cold on communities. The lower the temperatures or the longer they persist, the more havoc...
In a world often riddled with uncertainty, self-sufficiency becomes more than a lifestyle; it's a necessity. Imagine the empowering feeling of growing your food, knowing that you have a reliable source of sustenance at your fingertips. Starting a seed bank for...
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I am most interested in finding alternatives to the safety net for human services that is in place today. That means finding ways for communities to care for each other through grass roots initiatives. There is definitely a great need for highly skilled professionals but with the cutbacks, there has to be prioritization of who needs what services most and other are left to fall through the cracks. Communities, if educated and equipped, can do so much themselves to help but they need resources and leaders to help them get started. This is especially true in rural areas. I see some of this starting in the larger cities but the rural areas are struggling to find models and alternatives and help to get them out of the box and get started. So my interests can be many within this area.
Here in the Poconos high winds are an ongoing problem although we get a lot of different weather. Since we live in a rural area we often lose power and flashlights of any stripe are always helpful especially for me as with my emphysema candles are not very good to use because of the smoke.