Join more than 350 sustainability professionals, scholars, and climate advocates on Friday, Feb. 9, 2024 at the IUPUI Campus Center for a day of knowledge-sharing and networking to advance climate resilience in the Hoosier State.

Registration is $50 for general admission and $25 for students. Space is limited, so individuals are encouraged to reserve a seat well in advance of the event. 

Hosted by Indiana University’s Environmental Resilience Institute and presenting supporter the Indianapolis Airport Authority, the 2024 Indiana Sustainability and Resilience Conference will feature training, speakers, and panels that cut across sectors and highlight opportunities for collaboration and funding. Michelle Moore, author of “Rural Renaissance” and CEO of Groundswell, a nonprofit organization focused on building community power in rural and small-town America, will deliver the keynote address.

ISRC breakout sessions will cover a range of sustainability and resilience topics, such as:

• climate pollution reduction planning

• funding for resilience implementation

• corporate climate leadership

• climate careers and workforce development

• decarbonizing the built environment

Other planned events include a conference expo and networking happy hour.