Most resilience is local. Discuss how to find grassroots groups not listed on global sites:
Local Religious Nodes: Discuss churches, mosques, and temples as "last-mile" logistics hubs.
Mutual Aid: Use Mutual Aid Hub to find local neighbor-to-neighbor networks.
Community Foundations: Investigate who funds local improvement in your specific city.
Universal Synthesis for Educators: While this dashboard spotlights major institutional efforts, they represent only the visible "intelligence" of a much larger global immune system. The United Nations, religious organizations, and millions of unnamed grassroots groups are the primary engines of improvement. From a local church running a food pantry to a neighborhood collective organizing storm relief, these actors prove that the most robust "patches" are the ones built through human solidarity. We encourage students to see the world not as a collection of disasters, but as a map of mitigation opportunities where life and intelligence are always working to heal.