How Hispanic Communities Are Preparing for Wildfires - Hilda Berganza
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How Hispanic Communities Are Preparing for Wildfires : Insights from Hilda Berganza
Wildfires are becoming more frequent and more destructive, especially across California. In this episode, we speak with Hilda Berganza of the Hispanic Access Foundation about how Hispanic communities are building resilience through culturally relevant education, faith-based leadership, and trusted community networks.
We explore:
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How faith leaders help protect and inform communities
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The role of bilingual communication in wildfire preparedness
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Practical steps families can take to protect their homes and health
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How community-driven solutions strengthen disaster resilience
This conversation offers real-world insights, practical guidance, and inspiring examples of how communities are coming together to prepare for wildfire threats—before disaster strikes.
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