At a time when extreme weather events are increasingly common and communities are fractured by environmental degradation, population growth, and migration, resilience—of both structures and communities—is of the utmost importance. By understanding and addressing shocks and stresses, architects design environments that reduce harm and property damage, adapt to evolving conditions, and more readily, effectively, and efficiently recover from adverse events. To this end, AIA has collaborated and partnered with federal agencies and worldwide organizations, including the Resilience Building Coalition—a coalition of more than 50 signatories of the Building Industry Statement on Resilience in which each commits to invest in research, education, advocacy, response efforts, and comprehensive planning for more resilient communities—to advance the resilience and adaptive capacity of our communities. The education, tools, and resources below can help make your firm, projects, and community more resilient.