Florida and Texas pass major bills to boost flood resilience
Florida and Texas are models for building smart, long-lasting flood resilience.
It all flows downhill: Using watersheds to manage flood risk
By taking a watershed-approach to flooding, communities and states can reduce flood risk.
Q&A: Building resilient infrastructure starts with flood models
To better understand what goes into flood models, we talked to Liz Perez, president and founder of Collective Water Resources, LLC.
State leaders dive deep on flood resilience at AFC event in Miami
The sessions allowed state leaders to share challenges and opportunities with accessing federal funding.
4 opportunities to boost flood resilience in the Farm Bill
The Farm Bill presents a huge opportunity for solutions that empower farmers, improve soil health, and boost flood resilience.
Incorporating equity into emergency management
AFC Senior Advisor Chauncia Willis discusses how emergency managers can equitably serve vulnerable populations.
AFC leads equitable, low-cost flood projects in two local communities
American Flood Coalition spearheaded two innovative, equitable, and nature-based flood resilience pilots in AFC member cities
2022 in review
As the year ends, we look back on achievements in flood resilience during 2022.
AFC pilot: Innovative farming practice can reduce flooding
AFC was proud to fund and launch an innovative multi-cropping project in Northeast Iowa.
State Resilience Retreat brings together leaders from 15 states
AFC convened participants, with positions ranging from chief resilience officer to directors of state agencies and departments.
