Nordregio is an international research institute established by the Nordic Council of Ministers

How do Nordic regions support communities to remain resilient in times of uncertainty? What helps people adapt and recover when everyday life is disrupted?

This webinar brings together researchers and practitioners to share views on how resilience works in practice. The speakers will explore how psychological resilience is understood and put into practice across different governance levels. The discussion builds on findings from the Nordic research project on Recognising and Supporting Psychological Resilience: Regional Approaches across the Nordic Countries.

Exploring the quiet infrastructure of resilience

Through presentations and panel discussions, the webinar focuses on how communities function under pressure and what supports stability in both everyday life and crisis situations. The speakers and panellists will address questions such as:

Insights from research and practice

During the webinar, Nordregio researchers will share emerging findings from comparative analysis across Nordic countries and regions. They will show how policy, local institutions, community engagement and crisis preparedness interact in shaping resilience.

A panel discussion with Nordic practitioners will further reflect on these themes. Through experiences and examples from Nordic regions, we will higlight similarities and differences across contexts and discuss what these findings mean for policy and practice.

Who should join?

The webinar is relevant for policymakers, regional and local authorities, civil society organisations, researchers, and professionals working with preparedness, governance, and community resilience.

Tune in and join the discussion to explore practical examples, exchange experiences, and discuss how Nordic regions can strengthen resilience, trust, and social cohesion in an increasingly uncertain world.

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