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Join us on Tuesday March 25 for a virtual town hall hosted by Jackson State University. Topics will focus on preparedness, response, and recovery, in preparation for Mississippi spring weather.

Join UNC, RENCI, and ACTS for a webinar on strengthening the relationship between science and the public on Thursday, March 20 at 12pm.

The Natural Hazards Resilience Certificate Program at UNC-CH is included in the College List at the FEMA National Training Education Division’s Higher Education Program.

CRC Investigator Dr. Cassandra R. Davis is quoted in this New York Times article.

Fresh guidance on managing environmental risks and relocation efforts along the US Gulf Coast is being given by top hazard mitigation experts less than one month after Winter Storm Finn triggered tornado warnings throughout the entire region.

The most exciting new coastal storm tracking tool in the entire country is attracting considerable attention from a main branch of our military.

At a lavish state dinner thrown last month in the White House, the cooperative relationship between President Biden and the Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was clearly on display.

One of the biggest minority-serving schools in the United States has partnered with the Coastal Resilience Center to combat infrastructure erosion as it affects shoreside settlements.

Staying ahead of hazards is the ultimate goal of many projects in development at the Coastal Resilience Center. Here are five of them that highlight how we cover down on disasters.

A storied school situated near the center of a city named after royalty was just bestowed a boon fit for a queen. Federal funds have been handed to Johnson C. Smith University in Charlotte as part of a scholastic advancement package administered by the Department of Homeland Security.