Image from WikiMedia Commons, photo taken by Simon Matzinger [CC BY 3.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0)]Everyone feels it sometimes: defeated, out of energy and ideas, ready to give up. And yet, humans pop back up to battle another day. They have resilience. And many believe that resilience can be cultivated. So on today’s Hometown Alaska, we’ll talk with three Alaskans who have either studied resilience, or lived it themselves.

Your questions and comments are welcome throughout the program.

HOST: Kathleen McCoy

GUESTS:

• Gretchen Fauske, associate director, UA Center for Economic Development
• Michael Rosebeary, veteran and university student
• Sarah Redmon, project coordinator, Office of Youth Empowerment
  

LINKS:

• Alaska Resilience Initiative, website
• Resilient Anchorage, municipal website
• Karmen’s story, You Tube video, Alaska Resilience Initiative
• 10 Traits of emotionally resilient people, 5.21.2013, Psychology Today
• The art of resilience, 3.1.2003, Psychology Today
• Rohn: 7 traits of resilient people, 4.17.2016 Success blog
• Characteristics of resilient people, 6.7.2018, VeryWellMind blog

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• LIVE: Monday, March 11, 2019 at 2:00 p.m.
• REPEAT: Monday, March 11, 2019 at 8:00 p.m.