Resilience districts give local governments a new financing mechanism to fund climate adaptation, but their success depends on applying a forward-looking, risk-informed approach rather than defaulting to traditional bond financing logic.
The housing affordability crisis and the wildfire crisis aren't distinct challenges. They're a self-reinforcing cycle that requires investing in resilience to break.
The Epicenter’s three-part home catalogs series from Alexis M. Pelosi and Robin Keegan describes how we arrived at the current moment and explores what it means for the future of housing after disasters and in communities facing disinvestment, outdated zoning, or housing supply constraints.
The resiliency ecosystem spans various industries, infrastructure categories, political groups, and geographies. The Epicenter, in addition to publishing original resiliency content, seeks to highlight events and opportunities for deeper engagement among participants in this ecosystem.
This calendar curates events happening across the U.S. (both in-person and virtually) to advance the resiliency conversation. The calendar is community-sourced, to submit events for the calendar please email us.
An ever evolving podcast playlist from The Epicenter editorial team highlights voices from the resiliency field on various evergreen topics related to adaptation and resilience. Email us with feedback and submission suggestions!
If you have events, podcasts, or other resources to recommend, please send them our way!
