Geographies of Resilience (with Efren Aguilar)
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Geographies of Resilience (with Efren Aguilar)
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Efren Aguilar is a researcher and community engagement specialist at the University of California, Los
Angeles, working at the intersection of early childhood measurement, spatial epidemiology, and systems
transformation. Over a career spanning more than three decades, he has worked in domestic violence
prevention, refugee support, homelessness, public health, and early childhood systems, treating each
role as a study of a different stage of human development.
In this episode of Thrive Dispatches, Aguilar joins Dr. Matt Biel to discuss the 15 years he has spent
building geographies of resilience, a way of mapping not only where communities are struggling but
where they are doing well against the odds. The work started with an observation he could not yet
explain. The same neighborhoods kept surfacing across unrelated data sets and methodologies, and
funders were reading those concentrations as need. Concentrated hardship, he argued, is only half the
measure. It says nothing about what people on the ground have already solved.