Born from Crisis, Building Community Resilience Through Interactive Documentation and Storytelling
What began as an emergency response to document fire damage has evolved into something more meaningful - a platform for community healing. We recognize that sharing stories is a crucial first step in processing loss and grief. By preserving these personal narratives alongside our detailed documentation, we're creating a comprehensive historical record of Altadena's journey through this pivotal moment.
Help us preserve our community's experience through this historic event.
A historical record that will allow you to safely tour properties during clean-up.
Updated Jan 25, 2025
Created with 25,000 images captured during fire closures by Altadena Rising volunteers.
Alexander AD, Greg Billock, Hudson Billock, Paul Billock, Sage Billock, Christy Billock, Rona Bortz, Erin Campbell, Ian Chien, Astral Finnie, Peter Hansen, Clay Johnson, Este Lopez, Richard Martinez, Pete Mauro, Sofi Mauro, Greg Moscary, Drew Quishenberry, Kiko Quishenberry, Lissie Quishenberry, Mike Quishenberry, Luna Remulla, Audrey Schenk and Dana Wickens
We are a volunteer group of Altadena residents, community members, and partners who have lost our homes to the Eaton fire or like many of you know someone that did.