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During the Mandela Fellows six-week visit to Boise State University over the summer, the Hazard and Climate Resilience Institute demonstrated their work through their “Building Resilient Communities” workshop.
The workshop aims to highlight the various topic areas of community resilience, as well as demonstrating a few assessment tools for participants to keep and use with their home communities.
View and download the Building Resilient Communities Workshop Materials.
About the Mandela Fellowship
The Mandela Washington Fellowship, a flagship program of the U.S Department of State’s Young African Leaders Initiative, sends 700 of Africa’s brightest emerging leaders to spend six weeks at various universities across the U.S. Boise State’s School of Public Service, as one of only 28 institutional partners and the only participating university in the country’s northwestern region, hosted 25 fellows who represent 21 countries in Africa.