This year, several NAACP units are piloting the Common Security Club (Resilience Circle) curriculum to learn about the economy and take concrete steps toward building a new, fair system for everyone.

Resilience Circles and Transition Initiatives often work closely together to build personal and community resilience. We share similar assumptions about the economy, the environment, and both the challenges and opportunities of this moment in history. Read this blog post by Chuck Collins at YES! Magazine for more. Webinar The Resilience Circle Network co-sponsored a webinar [...]

The Resilience Circle Network is excited to partner with this new initiative of faith-based bodies working to serve the unemployed.