
TRAINING THE ADAPTATION & RESILIENCE WORKFORCE OF TOMORROW, TODAY
Neighborhood Resilience Corps is a Denver-based nonprofit dedicated to training our future adaptation and resilience workforce to help neighborhoods to be more resilient in the face of a hotter & drier future. We work with youth, schools, industry, higher education institutions, and local government to make this possible.
OUR MISSIONThrough a rigorous climate adaptation career pathways program for young people, we help adapt urban areas with green infrastructure to thrive amidst a hotter, drier future.OUR VISIONWe envision an urban Colorado where two things bloom & grow:- The adaptation and resilience workforce of the future.- The green infrastructure needed to make our neighborhoods more resilient & adaptable.
WHAT WE DONeighborhood Resilience Corps currently operates career-exposure programming for Denver youth to better understand environmental careers.In Summer 2025, we will host our first Summer Adaptation Academy in NE Denver, where students will gain hands on experience adapting community property to thrive amidst a hotter and drier future.In Fall 2025, we will begin to launch a registered apprenticeship in adaptation and resilience, with connections to relevant careers and credential programs.
Team, Partners, SupportersBrad Revare is the founder and executive director of Neighborhood Resilience Corps. Brad previously served on the leadership team of CareerWise Colorado, the state's youth apprenticeship system, and did previous stints at Colorado Succeeds, the Government Entrepreneurial Leadership Accelerator, and has a JD and BA from the University of Colorado at Boulder.

Board of Advisors
Colorado Nonprofit Development Center
CNDC is our fiscal sponsor.

Board of Advisors
Cristina Avram-Gonzales, Director of Evaluation and Learning, Gates Family Foundation
Meital Hoffman, Sustainability and Resilience Planner, AECOM
Ashley Andersen, VP of Revenue and Partnerships, Colorado Succeeds
Blair Knicely, Senior Marketing Manager, SmartCover



CONTACT
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