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Our new #StateResilienceIndex measures capacities and capabilities across 154 countries. Register now for the launch event on December 7th, featuring an expert panel discussion and product demos of our new interactive dashboards. 👉https://t.co/jOmeBppsz6
Your support on #GivingTuesday can help stop a conflict before it starts. FFP addresses global fragility by building early warning systems that identify conflict and encourage multistakeholder dialogue in order to prevent its escalation and foster sustainable peace. (1/3)
Join us on December 7th to hear @dartmouth Chair of the Department of Government Dr. Benjamin Valentino discuss the #StateResilienceIndex with a panel of experts. Register here👉https://t.co/jOmeBpq0oE
FFP is excited to announce Dr. Maleeka Glover, Interim Director at @WCAPS, as a panelist for the December 7 launch of the #StateResilienceIndex. Register now: https://t.co/jOmeBppsz6
In the new episode of AfP's podcast, join host @tanyadomi, Dr. Valerie Hudson of @TAMU & @victor_madrigal, UN Independent Expert on SOGI, for a discussion on the crackdown on women/LGBTQ+ communities & the importance of their inclusion in peace & security
https://t.co/Iu9ZqFlUau
On the #StateResilienceIndex, #Sweden tied for second out of 154 countries, performing well across all pillars of #resilience. Kristen Weis evaluates these #SRI scores to identify the country’s hidden vulnerabilities and areas for improvement.
https://t.co/y6TqHzUBBn
Our December 7th launch of the #StateResilienceIndex will feature an expert panel discussion moderated by Donald Chisholm, Director of @USAID’s Center for Conflict and Violence Prevention. Register Now! https://t.co/jOmeBpq0oE
The same can be true for nations. Our upcoming #StateResilienceIndex reminds us that even the most fragile countries show factors of strength and fortitude https://t.co/jOmeBpq0oE
Resilience is not resistance to suffering. It's the capacity to bend without breaking.
Strength doesn't come from ignoring pain. It stems from knowing that your past self has hurt and your future self will heal.
Fortitude is the presence of resolve, not the absence of hardship.
Using the #FSI, this article shows that social cohesion is key to understanding how countries cope with fragility. (1/2) https://t.co/E6DOIri34j
With crumbling pillars of #resilience, #Lebanon’s current constitutional crisis threatens to make matters worse. @Ziadachkar evaluates the country’s #StateResilienceIndex scores ahead of the Index's inaugural launch on Dec 7. (1/2)
https://t.co/sZMtEHKa2e