Live on YouTube: Climate Resilience & Community Preparedness with Keshi Satterwhite
Quiet Storm Collections Live Interview
From Floodwaters to Collective Power: Building Resilient Communities.
Join us for an intimate live conversation on Toya's Quiet Storm Collections with Keshi Satterwhite, founder of Planning Ahead. We explore the lived experience of catastrophic flooding, the spark that created Planning Ahead, and why environmental justice and practical disaster preparedness must center our most impacted neighborhoods.
What We Are Discussing
Why Disaster Preparedness is an Issue of Justice
01. Lived Experience
Navigating direct flood crisis led to founding Planning Ahead. Real-world insights on what happens when institutional response falls short and communities must mobilize themselves.
02. Practical Resilience
Actionable strategies and preparedness frameworks built for households and neighborhoods that are historically under-resourced and most exposed to climate disruptions.
Be Part of the Quiet Storm Community
Bring your lived experiences, questions for Keshi, and share this session with local organizers, neighbors, and families. Preparedness starts when we share knowledge before the storm arrives.







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