Join Pete Corona, a creative executive and co-creator of support resources for wildfire-affected Latino families, alongside Tony Cookson, a finance professor specializing in GoFundMe research, and Jacob Remus, a disaster relief expert at NYU. They dissect the inequalities in crowdfunding during disasters, revealing how language barriers and social biases skew support. Discover the innovative solutions developed to uplift marginalized communities and learn about a curious case of deception amid the chaos. Their insightful dialogue sheds light on the need for fairer fundraising practices.