The Quiet Resilience: Why Sketching Your Neighbor Is a Civic Duty
Written By Ottawa Center for the Arts Board Member Doug Dalrymple In my previous life—the one involving four decades of IT executive meetings and enough fluorescent lighting to tan a mole—"resilience" was a buzzword we used for server clusters and disaster recovery. If the system crashed, you had a backup. If the backup failed, you prayed. But out here in the semi-rural heart of Starved Rock Country, social resilience looks a lot less like a cloud server and a lot more like a drafty room...
