How to rebound from disasters? Resilience starts in the neighborhood

In communities where social ties are strong and there is a sense of connectedness, residents are more readily able to rebound after a disruptive event.

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Summary, Applications of Social Network Analysis for Building Community Disaster Resilience: Workshop Summary

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How to rebound from disasters? Resilience starts in the neighborhood

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