Episode 21: Resilience Justice: From Local Action to Global Impact

'Living Well into the Future,' host Julie B. Adler introduces distinguished guest Dr. Tony Arnold, who is a founder of the  Resilience Justice Project. Dr. Arnold shares his journey and insights from creating the Resilience Justice framework to applying it in both local and broader contexts. You'll also cross generations to hear contributions and experience from Resilience Justice Fellow Carlyle Barrett and Iris Ewers.

Dr. Tony Arnold is the Boehl Chair of Property and Land Use at the University of Louisville, where he directs the Resilience Justice Project. His work spans land, water, environmental governance, and social justice. If you've ever wondered how scholarly work is brought to  life, Dr. Arnold's work is a perfect example.

Irie Ewers is a third-year law student at the Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville. With a background in environmental studies and corporate sustainability, Irie provides unique insights into her work on the NOAA-funded Equitable Adaptation Project.

Carcyle Barrett is also a third-year law student at Brandeis School of Law and holds a Master of Public Administration. Casyle shares her personal experiences and passion for Resilience Justice, shedding light on her hands-on work in diverse community-focused projects.

00:00 Introduction to Living Well into the Future

01:37 Introducing Dr. Tony Arnold and Resilience Justice

https://louisville.edu/law/resiliencejustice/director

https://louisville.edu/law/resiliencejustice;

https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfm?per_id=621899

02:58 Origins and Development of Resilience Justice

04:53 Urban Water Rights and Resilience Justice

10:07 Defining Resilience and Its Implications

13:30 Real World Projects and Community Involvement

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAA Climate Adaptation Partnerships

https://cpo.noaa.gov/divisions-programs/climate-and-societal-interactions/cap-risa/

https://louisville.edu/ciehs/cores/cec/environmental-health-blog/environmental-justice-and-mill-creek-watershed-planning

19:29 Meet the Resilience Justice Fellows

35:39 Global Impact and Cross-Cultural Connections

43:36 Fostering Community Involvement and Co-Governance

50:57 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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