Community plays an important role in the Resilience of young people by making them feel included.
Young people will have more resilience when they have a say in the resources made available to them.
Young people often have a better understanding of their resilience than others around them.
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News and Events

RES-360° Manual Launched

The World Bank's Education Resilience Approaches (ERA) and Dr. Linda Liebenberg have launched
 

Michael Ungar received National Award for Outstanding Service

Congratulations to Dr. Michael Ungar who was awarded the Canadian Association of Social Workers National Award for Outstanding Service.

Read the Dal News Article

Funding Announcement:

Congratulations to Dr. Linda Liebenberg and team who were awarded SSHRC funding for a new project titled Spaces and Places

New Publications

The Social Ecology of Resilience

Analysing image-based data using grounded theory:the Negotiating Resilience Project

See our publications page for more RRC titles

Fostering Resilience Video

Watch a short video that describes some of the preliminary findings of the Pathways to Resilience Project. We met with young people across Atlantic Canada and asked them about risks they face and how service providers can support them.

The video is best viewed in full screen mode.

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