Part 1: Catalyzing Transformative Change: One Military Leader and Pope at a Time
(Above: Pope Francis, source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pope_Francis_Korea_Haemi_Castle_19.jpg) Getting people to not only...
Introduction to the Resilience Narratives: Buzzword Lemmings
What is Resilience: A) a buzzword B) a concept of profound importance C) a term of common speech D) a word of multiple meanings in...
Interview with Marcus Moench at KDNU Radio ''Planning for more Superstorms''
Originally posted on http://howonearthradio.org Marcus Moench, Institute for Social and Environmental Transition, Boulder LISTEN (20...
We Paint to Act Against Climate Change
Since 2011, CCCO has organised various communications and awareness-raising programs for different communes, levels and sectors. Within...
Building Resilience by Learning from Past Disasters
Given the severity of the recent floods in Boulder, current conversation at the city and county levels is centered on flood mitigation....
FLOODS IN BOULDER: A STUDY OF RESILIENCE
Please view the full text of our current newsletter, in which we share the news about our most recent publication, Floods in Boulder: A...
FLOODS IN BOULDER: A STUDY OF RESILIENCE
We are pleased to share our most recent publication Floods in Boulder: A Study of Resilience. The focus of this study is our hometown...
SUCCESS STORY: CITY OF DA NANG ADOPTS NEW REGULATION THAT WILL IMPLEMENT RESILIENCE PRINCIPLES TO AL
Above: A family residence in the outskirts of Da Nang, Vietnam On November 1st, 2013 the city of Da Nang, Vietnam adopted a new policy...
NEW INSIGHTS ON CLIMATE RESILIENT SHELTERS PRESENTED AT THE FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS’ CLUB IN BANGKOK
Improving the design of shelter—the homes, apartments and buildings where people live—can build the resilience of individuals and...
BOULDER FLOODS: RECREATION, BIODIVERSITY, AND FLOODS – OPEN SPACE IN BOULDER (PART 2)
In September 2013 the Boulder area saw almost a year’s worth of rain fall in 5 days. Creeks raged, streets were flooded, houses were...
