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Received: June 15, 2020. Received in revised form: August 01, 2020. Accepted: October 01, 2020. Published online: November 15, 2020 This qualitative study examines the impact of the COVID-1 pandemic on the philosophy and practices of New York urban prepper subculture. My three research goals are to: 1 explore preppers’ approaches to protecting their familie against the pandemic, and how their commitment to sel reliance may have changed; 2) describe the differen experiences of surviving a pandemic in New York, a globa capital that is sharply divided by class and race; and 3) analyz the possible benefits of community resilience rooted in a sens of strong social bonds. For urban preppers, the government failure to enact a clear response to the pandemic reaffirme their core belief: the government was not coming to help them But while they had a strong foundation for successfull sheltering in place, they did not anticipate the challenges o working from home, remote learning, and staying in on location for such an extended time period.

New Yorkers’ Street Smarts and Survival Smarts During the Pandemic: Preppers, Community Resilience and Local Citizenship