Table of Contents, 18.1, Resilient Houston: Documenting Hurricane Harvey By Houston History Magazine on November 10, 2020 in Communities, Energy and Environment, Health and Medicine, Houstonians, Hurricanes, Religion Download the full pdf here18.1 Letter from the Editor, Debbie Z. Harwell 2Before the Storm: Forecasting Hurricane HarveyBy Samantha de Leon5Stories from the Watersheds: How Harvey Impacted Houston’s NeighborhoodsBy Nadia Abouzir8Looking Back: First Responders Reflect on Hurricane HarveyBy Graciela Cortez11Disaster and Dedication: The Story of Meyerland’s Jewish CommunityBy Anna Mayzenberg15Connecting Through Chaos: How Social Media Platforms Helped Save LivesBy Syed Shahzeb Ayaz18Activism After Harvey: The Democratic Socialists of America Respond to the StormBy Christopher Kessinger20Beyond Social Justice: Black Lives Matter and Houston Relief EffortsBy Christopher Kessinger21Straight from the Horse’s Mouth: Hurricane Harvey Through the Eyes of HoustoniansBy Andrew Davis26Helping Hands and the Challenge of Recovery from Hurricane HarveyBy Sandra Tzul29Adapting a Plan: The City of Houston’s Emergency Shelter During Hurricane HarveyBy Christina Shibu32After the Storm Clouds Dissipated: Mental Health in the Wake of Hurricane HarveyBy Andrew Tello35A Moment to “Paws” and Reflect on Pets and Wildlife During Hurricane HarveyBy Carmen Crandell37A First Time for Everything: Harvey’s Cohabitated Animal ShelterBy Anna Mayzenberg39Flood Insurance: A Necessary “Luxury”By Sean D. Bartell42Drawing Power from Community — Houston StrongBy Eva Maria Bernal43Houston Happenings Follow Democratic Socialists of America, forecsting, Hurricane Harvey, Jewish community, mental health, neighborhoods, Recovery, watersheds
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