Resilience Web Newsletter - Spring 2024

Adding Spatial Location to the Resilience Web

We have heard a bit of interest in being able to map entries in physical space, and we are beginning to explore how people would like to use a feature like that. If you are interested in this, please fill out our brief survey at this link.

Knowledge Base 📖

The Knowledge Base is a new area on the Resilience web website which contains our FAQ, including a page on how to get involved. Check it out here!

Funding awarded 🎉

We are proud to announce we have received funding from The National Lottery Community Fund, distributed by Transition Together, to further develop the Resilience Web through 2024. Thanks to National Lottery players for making this possible. Look for more information about Transition Together at https://transitiontogether.org.uk.

Resilience Web as a Community Interest Company 🙌

In January, the Resilience Web incorporated as a CIC, so that we will be able to apply for more grants in order to fund our work.

Adding a page to the Resilience Web

If you would like to add your group or organisation to the web, please navigate to the relevant web and click the Propose new listing button on the left sidebar.

Updating information on the web

We don't control the information displayed, the community does! If you want to join and maintain the listings, or if you want to claim your own organisation's listing and update it, message us via the Get in touch button on the homepage.

Open Collective

The resilience web exists to connect groups and organisations working for place based community action. We hope you consider the Resilience Web useful for your work and purpose? If so, please consider giving us a £1-5 recurring donation (larger donations very welcome!) over at Open Collective to help us maintain and grow the website.

Even a small donation is a help towards our running costs, and also it’s a huge help in securing larger grants. Help us meet our goal to bring the Resilience Web infrastructure to other communities around the world.

Contact us directly with questions or feedback

We are always happy to hear your feedback about the site, and we are especially interested in hearing how we can make it more useful for you. Please email us at info@resilienceweb.org.uk with suggestions or questions.

If email isn’t the best way for you to talk to us, you can also book a 30 min call with Diner Ismail, our web developer, who would love to chat with you.

Discord community

We have a Discord where we are starting to build a community linking local groups and organisations. Join the discord

Best wishes and hope for a brighter, more connected future,

Helen and the Resilience Web team