RAINPROOF NYC FLOOD MAP
The Rainproof NYC Flood Map documents where New Yorkers experience flooding, adding community knowledge to official flood data.
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Responding While Recovering — Storm Recovery Futures Amid Ongoing Disaster
Across Appalachia, many states are navigating the difficult reality of recovering from disasters while preparing for the next one. Increasingly frequent and severe storms are straining local capacity and highlighting the urgent need for stronger disaster recovery frameworks, improved flood mitigation strategies, and state led funding pathways. This event brings together regional leaders and advocacy
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Paying for Resilience in New York State
New report by Rebuild by Design and the New York State Adaptation Practitioners Network finds the scale of investment needed for climate adaptation in New York State exceeds $519 billion.
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The management of information on climate change-related disasters in British Columbia
Canadians now experience climate change-amplified disasters, such as floods, fires, and extreme heat. Networks of laws and regulation, unbeknownst to researchers in most disciplines as well as much of the public, play a role in shaping what information about climate disaster impacts is produced, shared, kept confidential, and used by Canadian governments. Our article offers
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Flood Risk in New Jersey: Why Investing in Infrastructure Is an Environmental Justice Issue
Join us for a conversation with Melissa Miles on why investing in NJ’s infrastructure is essential to building safer, healthier, and more just communities, and learn how NJEJA is advancing this work across the state. When: May 13th, 1-2pm Where: Virtual Event Recording HERE>>
LET’S CELEBRATE! 10 LOCAL RAINPROOF INITIATIVES
Join us on May 20th to celebrate 10 extraordinary partners taking local action to “rainproof” their communities.
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FUNDING STRATEGIES TO ADVANCE RESILIENCE
Communities across Massachusetts face escalating challenges from increasing weather events: more frequent flooding, extreme heat, rising sea levels, and increasingly intense nor’easters. These events threaten communities, infrastructure, and the economy—cutting across political, socioeconomic, and geographic boundaries. Join us on March 4 to hear from Katherine Antos, Undersecretary for Decarbonization and Resilience and Mia Mansfield, Assistant
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LEVERAGING CRA FOR COMMUNITY-WIDE INFRASTRUCTURE
The Community Reinvestment Act (CRA), designed to combat the economic effects of redlining, has long supported investments in affordable housing, small businesses, and community development, but its potential for addressing extreme weather challenges is underutilized. Rebuild by Design created a CRA Community Guide and a CRA Bank Guide to educate banks and community-based organizations on how to work
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Faith Ready: Climate Adaptation Toolkit
Severe weather hazards – like heavy rain, storms, and extreme heat – are impacting New York City with more frequency and intensity. Faith leaders are often the first responders in emergencies and play a critical role in helping communities recover and rebuild. The anchor institutions that keep communities together are vital for the planning of
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NYC FAITH SECTOR CLIMATE ADAPTATION WORKING GROUP
Faith communities are often the first responders in emergencies. The anchor institutions that keep communities together are vital for the planning of the future; however, they often do not have the resources or capacity to support this work. To address this gap, Rebuild by Design and New York Disaster & Interfaith Services (NYDIS) convened a faith
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