If you think you might be eligible for FEMA assistance in Hurricane Sandy recovery, please consult this site for more information.  Make sure you review the FAQ…

The Pratt Disaster Resilience Network (PDRN) has organized multiple drop-off points on campus for donations for Hurricane Sandy relief efforst.  These points are: The 1st floor of Higgins Hall,…

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Hurricane Sandy has brought to light the importance of sustainable initiatives in creating a resilient New York City.  On October 24th,…

A list of places to volunteer: http://brokelyn.com/where-to-volunteer-this-weekend/

Food, blanket and water distribution sites: http://www.nyc.gov/html/misc/html/2012/foodandwater.html

Check out the google NYC Crisis Map:  http://google.org/crisismap/2012-sandy-nyc

It houses a lot of up-to-date information, including maps and locations of gas stations, food, pharmacies, etc.

The Pratt Community Engagement Board has partnered with the Programs for Planning and Sustainable Development students to form a new relief organization called Pratt Disaster Relief Network. Visit their…

MoMA has posted these guidelines for handling artwork during a disaster: Immediate Response for Collections