California Volunteers needed to help residents see neighborhood connection as a practical part of disaster preparedness and climate resilience. For the Neighbor-to-Neighbor Education and Outreach Initiative, Wondros combined audience research, public storytelling, social content, film, and analytics to understand what encourages people to connect, share resources, and prepare together.
The resulting campaign turned a broad statewide goal into local, achievable actions—helping communities build the relationships they can rely on before wildfires, climate events, and other emergencies occur.




