The Moving Teams Forward (MTF) Resilience Series aims to develop a megacommunity around building adaptive and transformative resilience to known and unknown threats. Funded by the Georgia Tech Moving Teams Forward Seed Grant Program, the MTF-Resilience community building process involves academics and public sector, private sector and not-for-profit practitioners.
The initial phase of the team building process includes a bi-weekly seminar in which various team members share their thoughts and work on adaptive and transformative resilience. You may access selected presentations below. The Three Horizons Framework (Figure 1) is one of the foundational frameworks being applied in the megacommunity building process.
Seminar Series
2/21/2022
Mikhail Chester, Ph.D. , Professor (Bio Link Here)
Infrastructure Autopoiesis: Requisite Variety to Engage Complexity
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3/7/2022
Quintin Gaddy, Program Director, Siskiyou Economic Development
Northern California Wildfires: Current Constraints to Institutional Resilience and a Path Towards Building Transformative Resilience
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4/4/2022
Tom Wall, Ph.D, Program Lead, Engineering and Applied Resilience, Decision and Infrastructure Sciences Division, Argonne National Laboratory (Bio Link Here)
4/18/2022
David Iwaniec, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Director of Sustainable Futures Lab, Georgia State University (Bio Link Here)
Research Team
Adjo Amekudzi-Kennedy, PhD; Russell Clark, PhD; Prerna Singh, PhD; Jeff Wilson, PhD; Brian Woodall, PhD; Ruth Yow, PhD, Adair Garrett, M.S. Candidate / Ph.D. Student.
Reference
Wahl, D. C. Designing Regenerative Cultures. Triachy Press: 2016.