Our Work
Five connected ways we build resilience.
RRRN brings together preparedness, gathering, learning, creativity, and care for place—reflecting the many ways resilience is built. Together, these paths strengthen the connections and shared capacity that help our community thrive.
Prepare & Respond
Household readiness, community planning, training, communications, response coordination, and recovery.
Community plan · Preparedness checklist · Community survey · Resources
Connect & Gather
Community gatherings, shared meals, neighborhood relationships, partner connections, and mutual support.
Connect With Your Neighborhood: Find your neighborhood, connect with your local point person, and become part of the network of neighbors helping neighbors.
Learn & Share
Community knowledge, regional history, practical skills, stories, workshops, talk-story events, and educational opportunities across the Red Road—including events not hosted by RRRN.
Explore Learn & Share · Upcoming learning opportunities · Share a skill
Arts & Culture
Creative expression, local voices, music, storytelling, artist spotlights, and cultural activities that strengthen belonging.
We gather when there isn’t an emergency so we know each other when there is one. Art, food, music, and celebration build the relationships that help communities respond and recover when life is disrupted.
Why art builds resilience · Visit the gallery · Share creative work · Red Road Art Tour
Mālama ʻĀina
Stewardship, food resilience, sustainability, environmental awareness, and long-term care for the places we call home.
Explore the Corridor Management Plan partnership with Pōhaku Pelemaka, plus activities around cooking with local foods, growing food, and medicine walks.
Corridor Management Plan · Classes and activities · Suggest a project or skill
Your experience can strengthen the network.
Bring a class, story, partnership, resource, or idea into this community-led work.