Emergency Events, Saturday & Sunday September 28th & 29th
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About "Countdown To Collapse" Town Hall/Workshop
Join us Saturday, September 28th, from 6 to 8 PM EST for the first in a series of crucial public safety related town halls/ forums called: Countdown to Collapse. These presentations will address crises threatening our communities, focusing on real-world "Top Events" recognized by intelligence and military experts for their catastrophic potential. This forum is open to the public! Contact: ipnevents@readyforanything.org for your digital pass & special report!. Place C2C link request in the regards box.
The next day, we’ll host a special Countdown To Collapse preparedness workshop, equipping you with life-saving skills to navigate worst-case scenarios. These events are designed to empower and protect you in the face of severe, high-impact threats. Don’t miss it. Your survival depends on it. Purchase your tickets in section under video below.
TICKETS: $79.99
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- Includes a 1-year membership to the International Preparedness Network and Afroprep Now!
- Free entry to all I.P.N. member meetings and some special events.
- 20% discounts on future workshops and ia classes (some are free to members)
- 20% discounts on I.P.N. technical services and consultations.
Welcome To The Afroprep-NOW! Global Black Survival (GBS)
Afroprep-NOW! Black Survival Initiative is a program specially created to help vulnerable African-American and African-Descendant communities in the USA, Latin America, the Caribbean and around the world survive the devastating effects of the the Anthropocene epoch and a multitude of other challenges.
In addition to anthropocene related crises, There will also be numerous catastrophic disasters racial/ethnic/religious violence & war.
About The Afroprep-NOW GBS Initiative
Our Mission
The Afroprep-NOW! GBS Initiative is a multidisciplinary life-protection (LP) system called ia short for improvisational adaptation created by the I.P.N. (International Preparedness Network) to provide vulnerable African-American and Afro-Descendant communities across America, The Caribbean, Indigenous (Latin) America and around the world with the information and skills they can utilize to build disaster resilient, sustainable self-reliant communities, and protect themselves against any threat.
What is "ia?"
"ia" or ia-do (pronounced EyeYayDo) is a STEM-rooted specialized discipline that is a synergistic fusion of skills and information from a multitude of subjects that can aid in the protection and preservation of human life, public safety, health and the Earth's environment.
Our Goals
The primary goal of the Afroprep-NOW! Black Survival Initiative is to build a network of disaster resilient, self-reliant, sustainable and fortified African-American & Afro-Descendant communities and individuals across the nation and around the world.
Afroprep-NOW! The Book
Afroprep-NOW!: "7 Steps To Surviving Climate Change, Disasters and Racists in a World That is Trying To Kill You" is an essential guide that addresses the urgent need for disaster resilience, preparedness, self-reliance and protection from a wide range of threats for African-American and Afro-Descendant communities across the nation and around the world.
Authored by Aton Edwards, an internationally recognized expert on disaster preparedness, sustainability, outdoor survival (bushcraft) and self-reliance, Edwards provides readers with a unique and comprehensive step-by-step training protocol of his own creation called "ia" (short for improvisational adaptation) that communities (and individuals) can utilize to help prepare, protect and fortify themselves against disasters, emergencies and many other critical threats and challenges they are currently and, will be facing in the near future; ranging from climate crisis related calamities, future pandemics, large solar flare generated geomagnetic storms to natural disasters, terrorism, racial violence and NBC war.
The book also delves into the historical context of systemic vulnerabilities faced by African-American and Afro-Descendant populations, highlighting the disproportionate impact of disasters on these communities. Drawing on lessons from past events, it outlines practical strategies and tailored solutions for building resilience, self-reliance, and preparedness.
Available Soon
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Afroprep-NOW! GBS docuseries producers
Gia'na GAREL
- Gia'na Garel is a producer, writer, radio personality and former co host of the Air America radio show ‘On The Real’ with the legendary Hip Hop artist Chuck D. She is also a filmmaker, documentarian, host of the indie radio show — ‘Everywhere’ with Gia’na Garel, composer and popular entertainment consultant.
Dr. Kamau KOKAYI M.D.
- Dr. Kamau Kokayi MD is a graduate of Yale School of Medicine in 1982 and is the founder of a primary care holistic medical practice called Healing Health Services, which specializes in homeopathy, Chinese medicine, applied kinesiology, and nutritional medicine. He is also the President of the Homeopathic Medical Society for the State of New York Dr. Kokayi drjoins Afroprep NOW as a producer and technical adviser for all of the docuseries health related segments.
AFROPREP NOW DOCUSERIES SOUNDTRACK
Chuck D
Chuck D
Chuck D
- Chuck D is a legend in in the Hip Hop culture without peer. He is the founder and lead emcee of the groundbreaking, revolutionary group Public Enemy that literally redefined the genre, a founding partner and member of the dynamic Hip Hop/Rock fusion band Prophets Of Rage and; is also a respected and dedicated activist, intellectual, music historian, artist and graphic designer. For the Afroprep NOW soundtrack, Chuck D will select and create music infused with his passion for African Desendant communities around the world and his commitment to their defense, and long term survival.
Daddy O
Chuck D
Chuck D
- Daddy O is a founding member of the legendary Hip Hop group Stetsasonic, and is one of hip-hop’s most influential figures that has been called the Quincy Jones of rap by many within the music industry. He is also a life long social justice and human rights activist that incorporated his politics into his art with projects such as the A.F.R.I.C.A. programme - an anti-apartheid album and study guide. Creating music for the Afroprep NOW docuseries soundtrack is a perfect fit for Daddy O’s broad musical repertoire and, his political activism. It will stand as a solid testimonial of his talent and love for African Decendants .