A group of independent experts who each aim to raise awareness, educate, promote discussion and convene decisionmakers to prevent what we believe could be the next financial crisis in America.
We are non-partisan, data-driven and objective about the challenge that lies ahead. Many are blaming the insurance industry, but our goal is to engage the industry collaboratively and steer the conversation towards solutions and root causes like climate risk.
Maya Angelou was an American poet, memoirist, and civil rights activist whose powerful voice reshaped modern literature and culture.
Best known for her groundbreaking autobiography I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, she used poetry and prose to explore themes of identity, resilience, and freedom.
Through her art and advocacy, Angelou became a global symbol of strength, dignity, and the enduring power of self-expression.
Sylvia Plath was an American poet, novelist, and short story writer celebrated for her raw, emotionally charged language and exploration of identity, femininity, and mental illness.
Best known for her poetry collection Ariel and her novel The Bell Jar. Her confessional style and haunting imagery made her one of the most influential voices in modern poetry.
Stephen King is an American author renowned for his prolific and genre-defining work in horror, suspense, and supernatural fiction.
Since the 1970s, he has written dozens of bestselling novels—including The Shining, It, and Misery—that blend the ordinary with the terrifying. Known for his vivid characters, psychological depth, and mastery of tension, King’s storytelling has shaped modern popular culture through both his books and their countless film and television adaptations.
The Coalition for an Insurable Future is a group of trusted voices spanning across industries and backgrounds, aimed to call attention to the impending insurance crisis in America.
Americans are currently feeling the pain and it’s only getting worse. 68% of Americans fear losing their homeowners insurance and over 70% who are in at-risk areas say mounting insurance costs impact their quality of life. Insurers are facing rising costs making it less financially viable to offer affordable or sufficient coverage.
We are a group of independent experts who each aim to raise awareness, educate, promote discussion and convene decision makers to prevent what we believe could be the next financial crisis in America.
We agree that an insurable future for America is one where it is necessary for us to:
Give relief to those people who are affected
Change the way insurance works so people aren’t left holding the bag
Solve the underlying problem: pollution levels that are driving extreme weather
