The Human Resilience Project

Researchers will document how the Avá Guaraní Paranaense sustain cultural and psychological continuity while their claim to ancestral land remains contested

The Human Resilience Project (THRP), a multi-year ethnographic research initiative documenting how communities sustain resilience amid climate disruption and conflict, announces two new additions to its team: Kit Topaz as Research Associate and Kathye...

Dr. Constance Scharff, Founder and Principal Investigator of The Human Resilience Project (THRP) and Member National of the Explorers Club, speaks at the Explorers Club Pacific Northwest Chapter's annual gathering on Sunday, September 27, at the Museum...

Thirteen interviews across Nome and Teller point to sharing, reverence toward nature, spirituality joined with humility, and conflict avoidance as central to how the Iñupiat sustain resilience on a changing landscape

Third of ten global expeditions examines how the Iñupiat sustain psychological resilience on a landscape that is failing beneath them

Kenya pilot is working to get physical books, in both mother tongue and lingua franca, into the hands of children who currently have neither

Third leg of ten-nation study, The Human Resilience Project partners with the Nome Eskimo Community, carries Explorers Club Flag and Rolex watch

Third in a ten-investigation series, THRP's Minneapolis study documents how deep community roots, moral clarity, and Minnesota winter converged to sustain one of the most organized resistance movements in recent U.S. history

The Human Resilience Project (THRP), an international mental health and resilience research initiative, is celebrating Lisa Courtnadge's appointment as a Behaviour Support Practitioner with Lucid Minds in Buderim on Queensland's Sunshine Coast.

Investigators complete two landmark expeditions; announce ambitious four-expedition slate for 2026