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John Plodinec in Resilient Communities: Connecting the Disconnected

The McKinsey Global Institute recently identified ten high priority challenges in forging a social compact for the 21st Century. To…

How Will COVID-19 Impact Our Climate Action Strategies?

When the COVID-19 pandemic first started, the halt of travel helped to quickly lower carbon emissions from transportation and brought…

Daniel Aldrich in Eurasia Review: Pandemic Conundrum: To Control Or To Trust? – Analysis

Excerpt: The gravity of declining social capital is especially worrying during a pandemic as social capital is cardinal to resilience and…

Nada Sanders in News@Northeastern: Here’s Why A Covid-19 Vaccine May Not Be Enough

“It’s not going to be sufficient just to get a viable vaccine,” says Nada Sanders, distinguished professor of supply chain…

Tracy Robinson-Wood in News@Northeastern: How To Talk To Kids About Systemic Racism And Anti-Black Violence

Over the last several months, the United States has seen massive upheaval in almost every aspect of life—the COVID-19 pandemic…

Ted Landsmark in WCVB: Project CommUNITY: Brief history of race, racism in Massachusetts

The history of Black people in Massachusetts dates back to at least 1638 when documents show the first slaves were…

Even Pretty Models Can Give Ugly Results

More and more, leaders of every sort of enterprise – from corporations to federal, state and local governments – are…

The Impact of COVID-19 on minority-owned small businesses in the United States

Minority-owned independent companies are being disproportionately affected by the financial consequences of the COVID-19 closures yet are offering us a…

Ted Landsmark in News@Northeastern: ‘These Burdens Shouldn’t Be Laid Just At Our Doorstep’

The Black Lives Matter movement has shown no signs of receding over the four weeks since protests erupted around the…

Ted Landsmark on News@Northeastern: Voices of Northeastern

Ted Landsmark, distinguished professor of public policy and urban affairs and director of the Dukakis Center for Urban and Regional…

The Global Resilience Institute Receives a Grant from the US Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration to Foster Economic Resilience in New Orleans, Louisiana

We are excited to announce that the Global Resilience Institute (GRI) has received $500,000 from the U.S. Department of Commerce’s…

Daniel Aldrich in Advanced Science News: The Fukushima Effect at Home: New roles for local actors in Japan’s energy policy

After the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant meltdowns during Japan’s 2011 triple disasters, a number of countries around the world —…