Our events focus on specific resilience issues, usually in a virtual symposium format, and by design include multiple stakeholders. The idea is to examine the issue and potential solutions, build common ground and identify practical work items that we can take forward as projects to enable those solutions.
Co-hosted by ARISE-US and ASTM International, Committee E50. A full day bringing together emergency management leaders, infrastructure operators, policymakers, and private-sector risk experts to tackle disaster resilience from every angle.
Supported by AECOM and the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association, organizations putting real resources behind more resilient communities.
Registration is open. Register now
First Tuesday of each month, 3:00 to 4:00 PM ET, on Zoom
The AEC industry focuses on designing and building high-performance, resilient facilities that save money, enhance lives and promote sustainability.
The problem: climate change is increasing natural hazards, threatening our built environment. We must move away from outdated building practices and design for the future.
The solution: we need resilient infrastructure to ensure our communities are sustainable for current and future generations.
For more information about our mission, please contact Steve Sunderman at Steve@Terrazia.com.
Our first-ever annual conference, hosted by FM in Providence, RI. It brought together private sector firms, government, academia and nonprofit organizations to discuss how to build effective community disaster resilience, with a focused examination of cross-sector cooperation and collaboration.
In light of the UN Secretary General's "Early Warnings for All" campaign, this symposium reviewed issues, solutions and best practices with detection, alert and warning systems to maximize their accuracy, effectiveness, coverage and accessibility. The free event featured simultaneous translation in English, Spanish and American Sign Language.
A symposium on the business case for building resilience into assets, buildings and infrastructure, featuring speakers from the Resilient Design Collaborative, ASTM and the Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change (IIGCC) presenting standards and methodologies for assessing resilience and identifying the business case.
There are no fees to join. ARISE-US members contribute their time, knowledge and experience.