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Rebuilding a Community After Wildfires: A Story of Resilience and Hope

Nine months after the Eaton Fire destroyed over 9,000 structures in Altadena, California, I walked through the neighborhood to document what wildfire recovery really looks like. This isn't a story about statistics—it's about the people navigating what's next. In this wildfire documentary, you'll see: What a Los Angeles fire zone looks like 9 months into recovery How families are rebuilding after one of California's most destructive wildfires The reality of natural disaster recovery that no one talks about Real survivor stories from the Eaton Fire in Altadena. This is part of Homeward, a raw video series following families as they rebuild their lives after urban wildfire. 👉 Subscribe to follow Altadena's rebuilding journey:    / @homeward-rebuild   Credits Executive Producers: Ben DeNoble, Dave Szamet Drone Operator: Paul Lai Editor: Simon Carmody Additional Editorial: Julie Kirschner Digital Composite Work: Vibrant Penguin Interviewees: Bindiya Khurana Britt & Beverly Wiliams Shawna Dawson Beer Donny Kincey Timeline: 0:00 - Introduction at Eaton Canyon 1:51 - Bindiya's story: Surviving home, uncertain future 4:56 - The dividing line on Allen Avenue 6:24 - Beverly & Brit: 89-year-old grandmother displaced to a hotel 10:24 - Downtown Altadena's devastation 12:40 - Shawna on accountability and the stand-down order 19:18 - Visiting a friend's destroyed home 21:20 - Mr. Donny: Multi-generational family legacy lost 29:18 - Final thoughts on Edison's responsibility ABOUT THE EATON FIRE: The Eaton Fire ignited on January 7, 2025, becoming one of the most destructive wildfires in Los Angeles County history. It burned 14,117 acres and destroyed 9,400+ structures in Altadena and Pasadena, displacing thousands of families. 📍 ABOUT HOMEWARD: Homeward is a documentary series following real families in Altadena as they rebuild their homes and lives after the Eaton Fire. We document the insurance battles, toxic cleanup, emotional toll, and the long road to recovery that most people never see. This is our last video focused solely on the fire's immediate aftermath. Moving forward, Homeward will expand to cover broader stories of community resilience, rebuilding, and what it means to come home after disaster. 📩 If you have a story or want to connect, email: [email protected] #EatonFire #Altadena #WildfireRecovery #California #Documentary #Rebuilding #CommunityResilience #DisasterRecovery