A forum where people who are dedicated to preparing themselves and their families for a more self-sufficient way of life can meet and exchange ideas and information.

The purpose of this group is to connect like-minded people in the areas of emergency preparedness (prepping) for both natural and man-made disasters. We gather for meet ups to share ideas, network, have training activities, and make friends to work together in case a disaster situation occurs. As for myself I am a family-man, C.E.R.T. & FEMA trained, prior military, martial arts trained, current student of Sierra School of Survival ( featured on Doomsday Preppers), and have been prepping for yea …

Disaster can strike at any time and anywhere! Fire, Flood, Earthquake, Economy Down Turn, Storms, can devastate your way of life and your community. Be prepared is just getting the information and training you need to survival through these time being short term or long. The Sacramento Emergency Prepardess Group is people coming together to share ideas on all kinds of emergency Prepardess! Be it Wilderness Survival, Food storage, Self Reliance, Living off Grid, Gardening, Disaster Prepardess. H …

This group will be dedicated to preparing the individual to care for themselves, their family and community. It is our sincere hope that the training, information and networking that is learned will aide in the advancement of society. Remembering that no person is an island unto themselves leads to mutual understanding that bridges gaps caused by educational, economic, and ethnic differences. Please bring an open mind to learn about others skills and experiences and remember that because if the …

California is overdue for a BIG earthquake. This group would be all about preparing for that quake and the aftermath that would follow: fires, blackouts, food shortages, drinkable water shortages, crime and other events. We would also talk about Bug-out-Bags/survival kits. Depending on how many people that would be a part of this group we would meet twice a month or once a month. After meeting for several months we would practice a "bug out" or a bare essentials only camp out.

Catch up with other local Mills College alums and their friends and family! We host a wide variety of events every month  that we hope are of interest or practical benefit to alums, help our East Bay community gain greater exposure to Mills, and to support current students and staff. Events include film screenings of movies written/directed by alums, emergency preparedness for students/seniors/families, book clubs focusing on topics of interests to alums, and museum tours featuring faculty art, …