Community Resilience
Government Planning & Strategy
Federal and local agencies provide frameworks for infrastructure and disaster preparedness.
FEMA National Resilience Guidance: A collaborative approach to building resilience across social, economic, and governmental organizations.
NIST Community Resilience Planning Guide: Focuses on buildings and infrastructure systems to help communities return to normal operations quickly after a disaster.
HUD Community Resilience Toolkit: A guide for using federal funds to mitigate natural hazards like extreme heat, flooding, and wildfires.
NOAA Community Resilience Resources: Offers tools for community leadership to address climate phenomena and coastal risks.
Psychological & Social Toolkits
These resources focus on social connectivity and trauma-informed recovery.
Community Resiliency Model (CRM): A trauma-informed approach teaching six primary skills (e.g., tracking, grounding, resourcing) to manage stress and biological responses to trauma.
CDC Community Stress Resource Center: Provides tools for reducing stress and building resilience during environmental or public health crises.
The 7 C's of Resilience: A framework for individuals and groups focused on competence, confidence, connection, character, contribution, coping, and control.
Data & Assessment Tools
Interactive platforms used to measure vulnerability and plan projects.
Census Bureau Community Resilience Estimates (CRE): Interactive mapping tools providing social vulnerability estimates at the state and tract levels.
RAND Community Resilience Toolkits: Includes specific "Resilience Builder" toolkits for local projects and urban planning.
EPA Climate Research Tools: Technical resources like the Environmental Resilience Tools Wizard for climate adaptation planning.