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Resilience Hub Resources
Resilience Hubs at Work: Left to right 1) Network building and Emergency Management workshop in Feb 2023, 2) San Leandro Food Sovereignty Project crop swap in Jun 2023, and 3) Temple Beth Sholom sheet mulching workshop with StopWaste in Jun 2023
WHAT IS A RESILIENCE HUB?
- Example Features for a Resilience Hub
- NorCal Resilience Hub Case Studies
- USDN Resilience Hub Case Studies Video Series
- The Response: Short Documentary Film and Guide on Puerto Rico's Community Response to Hurricane Impacts
- USDN Resilience Hub Framework Resources
STARTING YOUR RESILIENCE HUB
- Steps to Starting Your Resilience Hub
- Resilience Hub Site Checklist
- Five Components of a Resilience Hub
- Basic Site Assessment Template
WORKSHOP SERIES RECORDINGS
- Kickoff workshop - Oct 2022
- Community care and belonging workshop - Nov 2022
- Emergency preparedness workshop - Dec 2022
- Mutual aid workshop - Jan 2023
- Energy resilience workshop - Mar 2023
CASE STUDIES
- Bethel Presbyterian Community Church Resilience Hub Case Study - May 2023
- Church of Christ and Lewis Ave Resilience Hub Case Study - May 2023
- Temple Beth Sholom Resilience Hub Case Study - May 2023
MINI GRANT PROGRAM
This fund is designed to kickstart small climate projects and community building. This ties into the resilience hub initiative where community based organizations act as hubs for the neighborhoods and help to equitably meet local needs through trust and empowerment. To be eligible to apply, organizations must have previously participated in the NorCal Resilience Hub Leadership program or have actively engaged with BayREN or Alameda County’s Green Business Program. Grant awards are available between $1000-$2500 towards items such as: small appliances, program materials, stipends, or other administrative staff time. Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis and the Sustainability Office will work with selected applicants to ensure success of their projects.
For 2023, there is a limited opportunity funding opportunity through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) for an additional $10,000 per site to fund resilience hub activities. Reach out to the Sustainability Office to discuss project ideas and apply thru the application link below.
Check out the application form and related program details here.