What should communities do to become more resilient to storms and extreme precipitation events like Sandy, Maria, and Irma? Consider the perspectives of diverse stakeholders and discuss the trade-offs of various strategies as you make recommendations for increasing a generalized community's future resilience.

Join us for an interactive program using visualizations to explore potential vulnerabilities to a community's infrastructures, social networks, and ecosystems from extreme precipitation events, then discuss potential strategies for addressing these threats, focusing on the priorities and needs of relevant stakeholders.

This event is for adult audiences (18+).  To reserve tickets for groups larger than four people, please email forumrsvp@mos.org.

This free Forum event will take place at the Museum of Science on Thursday, February 1.   Preregistration is required at https://www.mos.org/public-events/weathering-the-storm.

Northeastern University faculty, staff, and students have created visualization materials that will be used as part of the event.