50 STATES | 50 FACTS | 50 WEEKS SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGN
In 2024, Rebuild by Design launched the 50 States | 50 Facts | 50 Weeks social media campaign to bring national attention to the true scope of climate impacts in the United States. Each week, we shared data-driven graphics highlighting how every state has been affected by federally declared disasters—ranging from hurricanes to wildfires to extreme heat—and the billions in recovery costs paid by taxpayers.
These state-level facts are drawn from the Atlas of Accountability, our interactive tool that tracks disaster declarations and federal funding from 2011 to 2024. By breaking the data down by state, we give advocates, local leaders, and everyday residents a way to see and share what’s happening in their communities—and why we must do better.
Share Your State
Help us raise awareness and build momentum for smarter climate investments by sharing your state’s graphic:
- Download your state’s graphic and copy the caption provided
- Tag your local elected officials to demand stronger climate action
- Use hashtags like #50WeeksOfAtlas, #AtlasOfAccountability, and #DisasterPreparedness
- Start a conversation in your community using data that speaks to your neighbors
- Encourage others to download and post their state’s data
DOWNLOAD YOUR STATE AND SHARE ON SOCIAL MEDIA
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THE ATLAS SERIES & RESOURCES
ATLAS OF ACCOUNTABILITY TOOL
The Atlas of Accountability maps federal disaster declarations and post-disaster assistance obligations for every county in the U.S., with overlays by congressional district between 2011-2024. Explore the map >>
ATLAS OF DISASTER REPORT
Released in 2022, the Atlas of Disaster offers a county-by-county snapshot of climate-driven disasters across the U.S. from 2011–2021. The report highlights widespread impacts, gaps in federal policy, and the urgent need for pre-disaster investment in both physical and social infrastructure. Read the report >>
ATLAS ON THE ROAD
Rebuild by Design expanded its national efforts through convenings, speaker series, and partnerships to support climate education and state-level reform. From New Jersey to Vermont, Kentucky, and Massachusetts, we are working with communities to move policy and funding forward. Learn more >>