Hurricane Katrina

Only People Of Color 'Loot' After Major Disasters, According To The Media

When white folks are depicted taking food or items from stores, they are portrayed as survivors.
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Man And Dog Denied Flight Out Of Irma Over Not Having A Pet Carrier

The man told CNN he went to 10 different stores trying to get a carrier, but all were sold out.
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We Need Disaster Recovery For The People

Houston has barely begun to recover from Harvey, and Irma is already devastating the Caribbean.
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Harvey Damaged At Least 200 Houston Schools

Houston's children will feel the effects for years. But Texas officials hope to prevent another "lost generation" like the one that survived Hurricane Katrina.
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Congress Eyes Brief Extension For Flood Insurance Program

With the National Flood Insurance Program — now almost $25 billion in debt — set to expire on Sept. 30, lawmakers look to buy more time.
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Why So Many People Don't 'Just Leave' When A Major Hurricane Hits

It has nothing to do with being lazy or negligent.
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This Is What It's Like To Lose Your Job Because Of A Hurricane

“I’ve been living on the bottom forever, it’s not like I had far to fall.”
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Lessons from Harvey: we can all be a hero to someone

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Hurricane Harvey Hit Low-Income Communities Hardest

Poverty is a risk factor when it comes to extreme weather.
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How Pets Of Hurricane Harvey Are Benefiting From The Lessons Of Katrina

Hurricane Katrina became a transformative moment in our relationship with cats and dogs.
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