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R2I2: Regional Resilience Innovation Incubator
R2I2: Regional Resilience Innovation Incubator
A U.S. National Science Foundation National Office
A U.S. National Science Foundation National Office
Housed at the University of Minnesota
Housed at the University of Minnesota
Welcome to the national office for the U.S. National Science Foundation’s Regional Resilience Innovation Incubator (NSF R2I2) program. The national office serves as the central hub for a nationwide network of NSF-funded R2I2 project teams.
Our core purpose is to help translate and amplify cutting-edge research into practical, localized strategies that build a more resilient future across the United States. We are focused on fostering collaboration, sharing essential knowledge, and connecting teams with partners across sectors to accelerate scalable, real-world solutions
UMN to Lead National Resilience Hub
UMN to Lead National Resilience Hub
The University of Minnesota has been selected by the U.S. National Science Foundation to house the National Office for the Regional Resilience Innovation Incubator (NSF R2I2) program. Backed by a two-year, $2 million award, the office will coordinate a network of 19 funded NSF R2I2 teams nationwide. The initiative positions the University at the forefront of advancing practical solutions for community resilience.
Join us on Slack!
Join us on Slack!
Are you looking for ways to connect with other R2I2 teams?
We’ve created a Slack workspace to connect the network of researchers, practitioners, community partners, and coordinators working together across the R2I2 projects. Slack is a great way to connect around key topics of interest and to stay up-to-date on news and events.
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Amanda Farris Joins RNO as Managing Director
Amanda Farris Joins RNO as Managing Director
We are thrilled to officially welcome Amanda Farris as the Managing Director of the R2I2 National Office. Amanda joined us in mid-November and brings nearly 15 years of experience in climate adaptation and resilience.
"One of the most rewarding aspects of my career has been supporting networks of researchers, practitioners, and community leaders to better connect research with on-the-ground impact. I look forward to elevating our collective work to strengthen resilience nationwide." — Amanda FarrisThe R2I2 Projects
The R2I2 Projects
The R2I2 National Office supports the work of 19 project teams spanning the country, each dedicated to addressing a unique regional resilience challenge. These project teams translate research into actionable strategies tailored to local needs.
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