TOOLS FOR THE UNOWNED MIND

Practical tools, not just a warning

Build a plan, preserve a record, organize neighbors, and ask better questions. Every browser worksheet below works locally: no account and no personal case details sent to FFTAC.

How your data is handled: Interactive planners on this page generate a draft in your browser; they do not automatically save to the FFTAC server. Avoid entering sensitive numbers, case files, or medical histories.

BROWSER-ONLY

72-hour continuity planner

Create a household contact and supplies checklist. Print or download it locally.

Make a plan → BROWSER-ONLY

Decision and evidence log

Organize dates, reasons, deadlines, records, and next steps after an adverse decision.

Log events → CHECK SOURCES

Resource verification scorecard

Before sharing a resource or donation appeal, check authority, currency, privacy and evidence.

Verify a source → POWER MUST ANSWER

Human Appeal letter

Draft a request for notice, reasons, meaningful review, and available correction paths.

Draft letter → PROVENANCE

Public records request

Ask for contracts, audits, policies, and existing documentation of a public system.

Draft request → COMMUNITY

First meeting guide

Conduct a 90-minute first meeting and leave with a real, measurable artifact.

Open agenda → NAVIGATION

Find existing assistance

Find public benefit, workforce and community service starting points.

Find help → TRANSPARENCY

Public project dashboard

See whether proposed FFTAC activities have actually begun and what evidence exists.

View progress →

Do not confuse creating a plan with providing a service.

The tools are free educational materials. FFTAC does not claim to operate an emergency hotline, legal clinic, public benefit office or approved relief provider. Use official local instructions during emergencies.