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‘Climate and Energy Resilience’ course on Northeastern University-Seattle campus led by Global Resilience Institute Director and GRI Doctoral Research Assistant

Global Resilience Institute (GRI) Director for Strategic Research Collaborations Dr. Jennie Stephens and Doctoral Research Assistant Maria Robson taught a…

Daniel Aldrich in La Croix: Fukushima oscille entre le vert et le nucleaire

Neuf ans après l’accident nucléaire de Fukushima, le Japon repense sa politique énergétique. Le premier ministre Shinzo Abe veut remettre…

Martha Davis in NPR: Virginia May Ratify The Equal Rights Amendment. What Would Come Next Is Murky

Many advocates for women's rights are watching Virginia closely as the state's legislature began its session Wednesday. They're watching because…

Jennie Stephens presents on distributing power through renewable transformation for climate resilience

On Tuesday, November 12th, GRI’s Director for Strategic Research Collaborations, Jennie Stephens, spoke to an audience at Northeastern as part…

Dr. Stephen Flynn presents on Global Supply System vulnerabilities and potential to build resilience

On Monday, November 25th, GRI’s Founding Director, Dr. Stephen Flynn, hosted a lecture entitled: “Bolstering the Security and Resilience of the Global Supply System.”

Protect Our Power Issues Phase 2 Report: ‘Improving the Cybersecurity of the Electric Distribution Grid’ with Vermont Law School

Richard Mroz, GRI Distinguished Corporate Fellow and adviser to Protect Our Power, presented the report at the NARUC Critical Infrastructure…

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‘An ambitious goal of zero botnets is necessary’: Council on Foreign Relations cybersecurity report provides policy recommendations for countries, ISPs, and device manufacturers

Cybercrime costs the global economy an estimated $600 billion a year and can only grow as the number of connected…

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How every internet user can help in stopping the internet from becoming the ‘web of profits’

Natural and man-made disasters each come with their own set of challenges, and can result in cascading impacts due to…

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Stephen Flynn in News@Northeastern: The Cyberattack on New Orleans Shows How Vulnerable Our Cities Are

New Orleans acted appropriately in quickly containing a cyberattack on the city’s computer servers, but more needs to be done in curbing the spread of such attacks on U.S. municipalities

Resilience Narratives: International Research Team Plans to Share the Stories of Frontline Communities Leading Initiatives for Ecosystem Restoration & Cultural Survival

Several research partners affiliated with the Global Resilience Research Network have been meeting periodically over the past year to share…

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Law Enforcement Using and Disclosing Technology Vulnerabilities

This document analyzes law enforcement procedures and protocols when using known, undisclosed vulnerabilities in software for purposes including gathering evidence.…

Alan Mislove in Salon: Facebook ads can still discriminate against women and older workers, despite civil rights settlement

For Dolese Bros. Co. construction and supply company, which has a fleet of 300 trucks, recruiting enough qualified drivers in…