Team Rubicon

Humanitarian aid volunteers have teamed up with a local nongovernmental organization to serve rural communities after the 6.8 magnitude temblor

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Work conflicts to physical constraints, not every Greyshirt can get into the field on every operation. Here are eight ways virtual volunteers can make a big impact with zero travel.

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Humanitarian aid volunteers readying for aid response and possible deployment of EMT Type–1 Mobile Team.

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Disaster survivors to benefit from everything from shared intel to expedited recovery assistance.

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Florida may have taken the eyewall, but the Peach State took extensive damage in the first Gulf Coast hurricane of 2023.

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Sawyers and heavy equipment operators open up roadways, Greyshirts identify communities hit hardest by Idalia, and Team Rubicon launches an operation.

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Want to join Team Rubicon Greyshirts in Florida serving survivors of the Gulf Coast’s first hurricane of 2023? Here’s how.

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As the first hurricane of 2023 to hit the Southeast U.S. approaches Florida, Team Rubicon Greyshirts are readying to enter the potential disaster zone.

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From the difference between a Category 4 and 5 Hurricane to understanding what storm surge is, here’s what all that hurricane terminology actually means.

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For survivors of Hurricanes Ian and Fiona and other disasters, here’s how to protect yourself from scammers and fraud while navigating the recovery processes.

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Understanding modern humanitarian emergencies, from the staggering rise in refugeeism to the chronic health conditions faced by those living in conflict.

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Hawaiian Greyshirts have begun responding to the August wildfires.

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From the National Hurricane Center to NOAA to disaster apps, these are the hurricane trackers and tools professional and volunteer disaster responders rely on before and after a hurricane.

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A program between Case dealers and Team Rubicon is creating more HEOs ready to respond to emergencies in more states around the U.S.

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Understanding humanitarianism, humanitarians, and the four principles that drive them.

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Seven tried-and-true tips for preparing for any category of tropical storm.

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Volunteers deploy from Vermont to Illinois to assist residents with recovery from severe storms in July.

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As it repairs and retrofits disaster-struck homes across the U.S., Team Rubicon is going beyond just patching holes and fixing roofs: it’s employing IBHS Fortified homes standards to help homeowners better weather future storms.

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Dr. Stanislava Mladenova speaks about fragile states, emerging needs in humanitarian aid, and what unique role past military expertise could play within NGOs for Team Rubicon’s humanitarian professional development series.

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As healthcare workers exit the marketplace at alarming rates, America faces an escalating crisis. The SERVE Act could provide an antidote, if we act upon it.

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