We are a member-driven, political action committee dedicated to ensuring that NYC adapts to climate change equitably

 

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Our mission is to elect candidates who are dedicated to ensuring that New York City’s people, communities, and neighborhoods thrive amid climate change challenges.

Read our LAUNCH ANNOUNCEMeNT HERE!

 
Thanks to all who turned out for Resilience PAC’s candidate class on housing! Join us on Monday at 7:30pm for a deep dive into resilient infrastructure. #VoteResilienceNYC #housing #nyc #infrastructure
Every neighborhood in NYC faces unique climate risks. Resilience PAC is pleased to share that 7 Borough President candidates and 62 City Council candidates have demonstrated an understanding of these effects and a commitment to building resilience in
Resilience PAC is proud to identify 7 mayoral candidates who have demonstrated an understanding of the effects of climate change facing NYC and the actions needed by our next administration to combat these risks. They will be advancing to the next st
Resilience PAC is proud to identify 2 candidates for comptroller who have demonstrated an understanding of the effects of climate change impacting NYC and the actions needed by our local government to combat these risks. They will be advancing to the
Disasters are not created by natural events alone. They are the product of natural events + a combination of social, political, and economic stressors. Climate change magnifies these stressors and reinforces the systemic injustices predominantly affe
New York City is expected to experience 3-6 feet of sea level rise by 2100. In some areas, like here in Meadowmere at the Queens/Nassau County border, homeowners are elevating their houses to avoid sea level rise. Without comprehensive planning, road
Adapting to climate change effectively and equitably begins with listening to communities and maintaining transparency at every step of the way. Let’s hold our representatives accountable. #policyplatform #VoteResilienceNYC
Sea level rise and increased frequency of severe storms place not only our homes, our schools, and livelihoods at risk, but also our beloved NYC attractions. As days get hotter, access to beaches, parks, and indoor cooling centers will become more im
Adapting to climate change will require expending our collective resources on a previously unmatched scale. If done smartly, those investments can mitigate a wide range of climate-related risks while also making a more resilient, equitable, and just
Natural disasters, like rainstorms and flooding, exacerbate wealth inequality, particularly for Black and Latina women. Let’s do something about it #VoteResilienceNYC • Photo taken by @youngerpants on Broadway in Williamsburg, near the J/M
Check out the announcement in today’s @politiconewyork PM Playbook! Join us to elect climate-forward candidates for Mayor, Borough Presidents, Comptroller, and City Council. Get involved by becoming a #ResiliencePAC member or donating at resili
Reminder: candidate questionnaires are due tonight! Tell us about your solutions to act on the risks of climate change in NYC and how your plan will simultaneously address social, ecological, and physical vulnerabilities. #voteclimate #nyc #resilie
The extreme weather conditions in Texas this past week serve as another painful reminder that our governments need to plan for a more variable climate and severe storms. To learn more about how we can make NYC more resilient, check out our policy pla
Do your representatives have a plan to combat climate change? This year marks an exciting election cycle: the mayor, borough presidents, comptroller, and 51 council districts will be up for re-election in June. Stick with us as we hold candidates acc
Meet Resilience PAC. We are a quickly growing member-driven political action committee dedicated to electing candidates who will ensure NYC’s people, communities, and neighborhoods thrive amid climate change challenges. We’re here to elec
1.3 million New York City residents - a majority of whom are low-income - live with the risk of a flood damaging or destroying their home every day. That number is only rising. We need leaders who will act smarter and faster to ensure that all commun