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John Plodinec in Resilient Communities: Memorial Day

This past week we honored those who died while in military service. Parades were held, their graves were decorated, and…

In the Hands of a Few: Disaster Recovery Committee Networks

Abstract: When disaster strikes, urban planners often rely on feedback and guidance from committees of officials, residents, and interest groups…

Freedom from Thirst: A Right to Basic Household Water

In the United States, the idea that household water for drinking and basic hygiene is a constitutional right has seldom…

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Childcare is a Business Issue

When the Covid-19 pandemic removed the safety net of schooling and employee-paid child care for working families, the damage was…

COVID-19 and Human Rights

COVID-19 and Human Rights

This timely collection brings together original explorations of the COVID-19 pandemic and its wide-ranging, global effects on human rights. The…

BRAZILIAN ELECTRIC POWER SECTOR

Integration of the SDGs in the Brazilian Electric Power Sector

In collaboration with Denise Hills (President), Carlo Pereira (Executive Secretary), and other members of the UN Global Compact Network Brazil,…

Protesters protesting discrimination and violence against Asian-Americans at a rally on the Boston Common, Sunday, April 11, 2021

Polarized Policing

At a recent event on anti-Asian violence, sponsored by the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights, the conversation turned contentious. While…

The Lemuel Shattuck Hospital and surrounding buildings adjacent to Franklin Park.

After Shattuck is Demolished, Restore Green Space to Franklin Park

For over 120 years, Franklin Park has been a beloved space for Boston residents, especially for those in neighboring Roxbury,…

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Stop the Emerging AI Cold War

A race to militarize artificial intelligence is gearing up. Two years ago, the US Congress created the National Security Commission…

Alleyway in Japanese city

Rumor Has It: The Role of Social Ties and Misinformation in Evacuation to Nearby Shelters after Disaster

Abstract When crisis strikes, why do some communities utilize evacuation shelters more than others? This mixed methods study draws on…

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A Human-Centric Approach to Economic Forecasting

April 28, 2021 This paper was presented at the Resilient Nation Partnership Network Next Generation of Resilience Student Showcase, sponsored…

Enhancing Community Resilience through Social Capital and Social Connectedness: Stronger Together!

Enhancing Community Resilience through Social Capital and Social Connectedness: Stronger Together!

Description Disasters caused by natural hazards and other large-scale emergencies are devastating communities in the United States. These events harm…