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PBEM kicked off initial print runs of the workbook with an extensive campaign envisioned to bring the publication to multiple communities. Unfortunately, the COVID pandemic in early 2020 handily obliterated that plan, and the Workbook never made a strong debut. | PBEM kicked off initial print runs of the workbook with an extensive campaign envisioned to bring the publication to multiple communities. Unfortunately, the COVID pandemic in early 2020 handily obliterated that plan, and the Workbook never made a strong debut. | ||
== Community Education Curricula | == Vertical Communities E-Prep Packet == | ||
PBEM's Community Resilience Workbook is intended as the best and primary community curriculum resource. However, PBEM has not yet developed a curricula aimed at the particular needs of persons who reside in "vertical communities": apartment or condo buildings. The Vertical Communities E-Prep Packet, designed by John Warner of the Pearl District, is posted here to fill that demand. The Pearl District Neighborhood Association successfully used this curriculum to organize no less than 17 buildings, and other "vertical communities" have adopted and adapted it to their own use as well. | |||
== Other Community Education Curricula == | |||
'''The following curricula is not published, distributed, or specifically recommended by PBEM.''' Information about these curricula are posted here in case reviewing them is useful to anyone organizing their communities, and readers can see how others have tried to solve the problem of organizing communities around preparedness. | |||
Obviously, this Wiki cannot make space for every piece of community education curricula ever designed. The curated list below includes curricula PBEM has considered adopting and/or at one time distributed, or that Portlanders may have come across at community events. | |||
=== Red Cross Prepare! Resource Guide === | === Red Cross Prepare! Resource Guide === | ||
