Resilience during a time of adversity

It's almost November, but in some parts of the world, it's starting to look a lot like March again. As the number of coronavirus cases surges in various parts of the world, many of us are beginning to wonder how we'll remain resilient under an

It's almost November, but in some parts of the world, it's starting to look a lot like March again. As the number of coronavirus cases surges in various parts of the world, many of us are beginning to wonder how we'll remain resilient under another round of restrictive lockdowns. But what is resilience exactly? Resilience is a skill that many aspire to but few can define. It's more than stick-to-it-iveness, not quite grit, and deeper than mere success. In Quartz's exclusive series, Cultivating Resilience, we explore the many forms resilience can take in the face of adversity. Start your free trial of Quartz membership today to read the entire series. Start your free trial Unlimited access. Cancel hassle-free. More in this series: How one town fostered resilience by combating loneliness. A hopeful tale of how a small British town's experiment in helping people to form connections was a boon for both its residents' physical health and emotional well-being. Climate resilience will come from prioritizing humans—not what we've built. To find a way out of this climate crisis, we'll need to redefine how we go about addressing large-scale threats to our species' survival. How resilience in the workplace can help retain employees. Companies are seeing the value in supporting their employees' transitions after a difficult experience requires time away from work. How to help children who are highly susceptible to stress. There is a small universe of children who need a bit more care. You might also enjoy these other stories on resilience: The importance of finding joy during a pandemic. How coronavirus will impact Gen Z. Ruth Bader Ginsburg was right to keep working until the end. Start your free trial

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