Stories of Resilience

Active Transportation and Outreach Fellow, Isabel Vivanco reflects on the first few months of her service term. Pulling out a few key takeaways from her experiences so far, she speaks to the importance of bikes and the power of community engagement.

As a Resilience Corps Fellow at the Gulf of Maine Research Institute, Community Science Fellow Evan Paris reflects on bridging science and art to strengthen coastal climate adaptation. Drawing from a midnight flooding expedition in downtown Portland, he explores how data collection and creative expression can work together to help communities navigate both the physical and psychological tides of climate change. As an early career scientist, I was taught how to iron out all em

During her orientation for the Resilience Corps, Mary-Kate was first introduced to the concept of micro-transit as a necessary step...

Sustainability and data fellow Zoe Sreden discusses nature-based solutions to climate change and how matching the local environment can...

A month into service with the Resilience Corps, Community Science Fellow Evan Paris reflects on how he hopes to apply insight gained from...

Kayley Weeks shares her insights from Dr.Shah’s discussion on September 13, 2024, about the urgent health risks of climate change,...