When disaster strikes, it’s often our local people who show up first.
Gary Cordery and Daniel Anthony sit down for an important conversation about emergency communications in Hawaiʻi, what needs to change, where the gaps are, and the role our communities play when crisis hits.
Time and time again, we’ve seen neighbors, families, local businesses, and grassroots organizations mobilize quickly to help one another, sometimes before government resources arrive.
The question is: how do we build emergency systems that better communicate, coordinate, and work alongside the communities already stepping up?
Watch the full conversation and join the discussion.