This blog has been dormant since 2008. However, the work it catalysed came to fruition as part of my work with Carnegie UK Trust.
In 2011, a publication called 'Exploring Community Resilience' brought stories of community resilience practitioners across the UK and Republic of Ireland to life alongside a review of resilience theory from many disciplines.
The book is free to download from www.bit.ly/comresilience-download
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This blog's purpose is to
surface, connect & cultivate
practices of resilience
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author: Nick Wilding
surface, connect & cultivate
practices of resilience
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author: Nick Wilding
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Cultivating mind-body resilience in people
- Depth Psychology, Liberation and Transformation
- Traditional Culture and Resilience (First Nations)
- Mario Blaser's politics of resilience in indigenous 'lifeprojects'
- National Resilience Resource Centre (USA)
- Centre for Confidence resilience resources (Scotland)
- Resilience and child development (Australia)
- Pscyhologies of resilience (USA)
Cultivating resilience through community development
Cultivating systemic resilience through organisational design and learning
- Resilience Assessment Toolkit wiki
- Millennium Ecosystem Assessment on resilience (global)
- Berkeley/MacArthur IURD Building Resilient Regions programme (USA)
- Resilience & Sustainable Development (Sweden)
- Resilience & Sustainable Development (full paper Sweden)
- Stockholm Resilience Centre
- Ten Conclusions from the Resilience Project
- Understanding the Complexity of Economic, Ecological and Social Systems (paper by CS Holling)
- Risk Governance Programme for Resilience (EU)
Sewing it all together
Quotes
Personal (mind-body) resilience: seeking living creativity
"Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one’s courage." Anais Nin
"abandon any hope of fruition" or 'be here now'
- see Pema Chodron - When Things Fall Apart: Heartfelt Advice for Difficult Times (1997) link to excerpt
"Resiliency is a constant and positive adaptive trait. It is a basic part of our healthy psychological makeup ... Resiliency means flexibility, the opposite of brittleness, and movement, the opposite of paralysis."
- Pauline Boss - Loss Trauma and Resilience (2006)
Community (cultural) resilience: seeking connection
"A person belongs inasmuch as they are willing to cherish, and be cherished, by a place and its peoples"
- Alastair McIntosh - Soil and Soul (2001)
Structural resilience: seeking simplicity beyond complexity
"A diversified decision-making structure is critical to building resilience in social-ecological systems..."
- booklet from Swedish Environmental Advisory Council (2002)
"Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one’s courage." Anais Nin
"abandon any hope of fruition" or 'be here now'
- see Pema Chodron - When Things Fall Apart: Heartfelt Advice for Difficult Times (1997) link to excerpt
"Resiliency is a constant and positive adaptive trait. It is a basic part of our healthy psychological makeup ... Resiliency means flexibility, the opposite of brittleness, and movement, the opposite of paralysis."
- Pauline Boss - Loss Trauma and Resilience (2006)
Community (cultural) resilience: seeking connection
"A person belongs inasmuch as they are willing to cherish, and be cherished, by a place and its peoples"
- Alastair McIntosh - Soil and Soul (2001)
Structural resilience: seeking simplicity beyond complexity
"A diversified decision-making structure is critical to building resilience in social-ecological systems..."
- booklet from Swedish Environmental Advisory Council (2002)
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