Premiering last February 26, the Resilience Live webinar series returned for its 20th episode titled ”Pagtatanghal at Paghahanda: Researching, Rehearsing, and Representing Disasters Towards Resilience”.…
By: Kristian Audri Gabriel “… To create a space where science, policy, and community practice could meet. We wanted to bring together people working across……
By: For. Rysch Nae Subijano In an era of intensifying climate disruptions and urban mobility crises, the latest episode of Resilience Live tackled a pressing……
By: Kristian Audri Gabriel In the 16th episode of Resilience Live, Mr. Seth J. Sarmiento, a humanitarian and development worker with the Red Cross, showcased……
By: For. Rysch Nae Subijano The Growing Importance of Resilience Communication In a world increasingly affected by multiple hazards, effectively communicating resilience has become more……
by: For. Janiella Sandoval Natural resource management and planning are crucial for achieving sustainability and resilience. However, with increasing pressures from urbanization, climate change, and……
By: For. Rysch Nae S. Subijano “In holistic conservation, we don’t have to center geoheritage in conservation efforts, especially in areas such as the Tinipak……
By: Kristian Audri Gabriel “The social and political element of fire is as important as its chemical element.“ These impactful words from Dr. Bankoff, spoken……
The CSSPirit Month Social Science Job Fair served as a dynamic platform for students to exchange ideas and explore opportunities with esteemed institutions across the……
By: Marie Claire P. Mandar “Ang katutubong pananaw ay nakatago sa ilalim. Hindi natin makikita ang hindi hinahanap. (The indigenous perspective is hidden underneath. We……
