The Resilient America Conference & Expo will bring citizens, experts, and vendors together to learn about skills, strategies, and products that will prepare them to be resilient in the face of small and large-scale change. Don’t miss this opportunity to be a part of the first event of its kind and scope in the Northeast region. 

Why Resilience? What does it mean? Learn more and take the quiz to see how prepared you and your family are! 

Conference Updates

The Resilient America partners have decided to postpone the 2020 event due to feedback from potential event partners regarding the unpredictable weather in February.  While working on a new date, we will continue to build the Resilient Community through social media and popup participation at related events, so keep your eyes peeled for Resilient America appearances. ​

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What Is Resilient America?

Prepared.

Resilient Americans have thought about potential disruptions and disasters and have set up off-grid power and heat, stored food and water, beefed up their first aid kit, bought an axe, and read their town’s emergency plan.

What Is Resilient America?

Adaptable.

Resilient Americans are ready to deal with a variety of situations, so they have battery-powered lights, can cook on their camp stove, learn CPR, and know which tools they can borrow from neighbors.

What Is Resilient America?

Empowered.

Resilient Americans have moved away from fear and paralysis towards the knowledge and skills that allow them to respond to power outages, flooding, and riots with the confidence that they and their families have what it takes to survive and thrive, no matter what comes next. 

​The Resilient America Conference and Expo will provide hands-on workshops, personal consultations, and a marketplace of products to help you make your life more resilient.

Shelter. 

Off-grid power and heat, fire-resistant building, energy efficient building.

Sustenance.

​Storing food and water, gardening, small livestock.

Health.

First aid and long-term health strategies.

Tools/Security.

Axes, knives, guns, storage.

Community.

Learn how people can come together to prepare for and respond to disruption.