Survivors Kit

(replenished every 90 days)

Quick question:

Is your job in life monitoring
dramatic international crises 24/7?

There are over 8 billion people in the world. Fewer than 1%–2% of us ever have any direct relationship to most front-page news. Most coverage is the he said/she endless spiral of conflict, reminiscent of Orwell’s “1984”.

The word politics means “the affairs of cities” – which means our communities, families, friends, and lives. The wellbeing of your city reflects the wellbeing of its citizens. This is reality: Politics is self-care. Wellness is political. 

The first edition of the Survivors Kit includes:

  • The 6 First Principles of Human Civilization

    • This short video encapsulates the philosophical foundation of the SGE project.

Journalism: Actual investigative work on critical issues like climate change, human rights, social justice, and economic inequality.

The Lever
Intercept
Democracy Now
ProPublica
Zeteo
The Ink
Drop Site News

Practical Tools: Guides and tools for sustainable living, mental health resources, and strategies for personal growth and resilience.

Community Support: A platform for connecting with like-minded individuals, sharing experiences, and building supportive networks.

Actionable Steps: Steps and initiatives that individuals can take to make a positive impact in their communities and beyond.

Crisis Management: Resources for emergency preparedness and crisis management, including safety tips and guidelines.

Media Literacy: Tools to navigate and critically analyze media and information, promoting a balanced perspective and informed decision-making.

Health and Wellness: Tips and practices for maintaining physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

Cultural and Historical Context: Insights into global cultures, histories, and diverse perspectives to foster understanding and empathy.

Legal and Rights Awareness: Information on legal rights, advocacy tools, and resources for standing up against injustice.

Inspiration and Creativity: Content that inspires creativity, innovation, and exploration of new ideas and perspectives.

Art as Activism: Resources and examples showcasing how art and creative expression can be powerful tools for activism, social change, and raising awareness on critical issues.

Luddite Movement: Embracing traditional forms of media and technology, such as vinyl records, mixtapes, and CDs, as alternatives to digital platforms like Spotify. Encouraging a slower, more intentional approach to media consumption and rediscovering the value of physical media. 

The News is Not the Story