Join Rebuild by Design for our New Jersey event series, offering an in-depth look at the updated findings from the NJ Atlas of Disaster, along with insights from guest speakers who are leading efforts to address climate challenges in New Jersey.
Resilience experts and local leaders will share their experiences and ideas. Each session explores localized climate impacts in New Jersey, the economic and social costs of inaction, and the latest strategies for building a more resilient future. The series is designed to engage policymakers, community leaders, and the public in conversations about climate adaptation and infrastructure funding.
Sessions are free and open to all who are interested in climate resilience.
See below to register for our upcoming events, and watch our past events.
Past events


Building Climate Resilience: New Jersey’s Latest Efforts & Expert Insights in Climate Resilience
February’s speaker event featured New Jersey’s Chief Resilience Officer, Nick Angarone, and Kate Boicourt, Director of Climate Resilient Coasts and Watersheds at Environmental Defense Fund.
The panelists will discuss NJDEP’s latest efforts to help communities assess climate risks, strengthen resilience, and implement flood protection solutions.
Featuring the following topics:
- NJDEP’s Work on Building Resilience in New Jersey – Nick Angarone
- Moderated Discussion on Climate Resilience – Kate Boicourt
- NJ Atlas of Disaster Newest Updates – Amy Chester, Director, Rebuild by Design
Watch the event recording here>>
Hoboken Innovates Management of Heavy Rainfall and Flooding
January’s speaker event featured Hoboken’s adaptation infrastructure, with a deep dive on innovative funding strategies for driving climate resilience and job growth, and the New Jersey Atlas of Disaster.
Featuring the following topics:
- Hoboken’s Innovative Approach to Tackling The Challenges of Heavy Rainfall – Caleb Stratton, Chief Resilience Officer, City of Hoboken
- The NJ Atlas of Disaster – Amy Chester, Director, Rebuild by Design