做你自己的第一应援者 Be Your Own First Responder | 本山エリ子 Eriko Motoyama | TEDxPetalingStreet

Описание: “Rescue yourself so you can rescue others.”

As the founder and director of the community awareness programme SlopeWatch, Eriko shares the lessons she’s learned about how communities can work together to address the threat.

Slope safety, she’s seen, is also about community relationships; we can combat the fear and uncertainty of landslides with a sense of control. And that control comes when we know how to manage disasters together as a community.

“先拯救自己，才能拯救他人。”

作为 “SlopeWatch” 的创办人兼负责人，Eriko 分享了自己从中所学的经验——如何让社区携手应对坡地安全的威胁。

她说，滑坡的警讯其实人人都能学会辨认，而真正能带来安全感的，不只是知识，更是人和人之间的守望相助。

#TEDx #TEDxPetalingStreet #TEDx茨廠街 #TEDx茨厂街 #Grit2025 #乘風破浪2025 #乘风破浪2025 #ErikoMotoyama #DisasterPreparednessAdvocate #SlopeWatch #社区守坡计划 #防灾减灾倡导者 #防滑坡预警专家 #Speakers2025 Eriko Motoyama is the co-founder and director of SlopeWatch, a community-based monitoring program that teaches residents how to be prepared for landslides. With a background in technical communication and an enthusiasm for protecting others (for which the Sultan of Selangor recognised her services to the state in 2011), Eriko walks us through eyewitness accounts and expert knowledge to show us how landslides happen – and what signs we can look out for in our neighbourhoods.

Programs like SlopeWatch are a decision by ordinary Malaysians to learn how to live with risk. The human toll of natural disasters can be mitigated when people are prepared for them, and learning about risk reduction is the first step to staying in control.

她是 SlopeWatch 的联合创办人兼负责人，这是个以社区为基础的监测计划，让居民学习如何辨识山体滑坡的迹象，并在危机来临前做好准备。

Eriko 原本是一名技术传播领域的专业人士，却本着对守护他人的热忱走上了防灾之路。她将目击者的亲身经历与专家的专业知识相融合，让更多人理解山体滑坡的全过程，同时警惕大家留意社区中那些预警迹象。

2011 年，她的贡献获得雪兰莪苏丹的肯定，而她的努力，也在一次次社区动员中转化为实实在在的守护力。她坚信，主动学习与风险共存，才是降低天灾伤亡人员的关键。 This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx