As slow compounding pressures cascade into rolling acute crisis in our climate, economies, technologies and communities, we are stretching to breaking point.
In times of crisis and high stress – when “Shit Hits The Fan” (SHTF) - a common response is to bug out, isolate and focus on self-preservation and survival.
At SHTF SHFT we’re focused on building skills and practices to understand, reframe and shift (SHFT) our responses.
You could call it a survival kit for the slow apocalypse - where care for ourselves and each other can scaffold thoughtful and resilient responses to a rapidly changing, volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous world.
