New Orleans
New Orleans’ Resilience Journey
New Orleans has unique experience in dealing with and recovering from major urban emergencies. Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Isaac, the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill, the city’s frequent boil water advisories – New Orleans has learned important lessons about what it takes to become a vibrant, resilient city that serves all its residents, particularly the most vulnerable.
Zach Monroe
Co-Chief Resilience Officer
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Zach Monroe
Co-Chief Resilience Officer
News and Resources
Building Resilience in South LA Café: Empowering a Community
The South LA Café and Resilience Center is not just a coffeehouse or community center; it's a symbol of empowerment and resilience. Born from a history of adversity, it stands as a sanctuary for ...
Speaker Series 2023 #8 | Beyond the Closing Ceremony: Leaving a resilient legacy in the wake of major sports events
Hosting a major sports event often requires significant investment in infrastructure, such as transportation, accommodation, and sporting facilities. It is also essential to prioritize ...
Speaker Series 2023 #7 | Urban Mobility: Innovating Through Payments
Urban mobility is the backbone of a city, as it enables people to access vital spaces for work, education and leisure. As rapid urbanization continues to intensify pressure on infrastructure and ...
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