A consortium of 13 European institutions is advancing the research infrastructure RESILIENCE toward implementation. Listed on the ESFRI Roadmap 2021, RESILIENCE has received European Commission funding for its Transition to Implementation Phase (2026-2028, Grant Agreement 10129162), another key step toward a sustainable research infrastructure for the study of religions.
We've listed our main objective for the current phase and the Long Term Goals for our Research Infrastructure.
Read moreBuilding a research infrastructure can be compared to a journey to take, passing through various important stops along the way. What does RESILIENCE’s journey toward a sustainable research infrastructure look like?
Read moreEuropean societies are undergoing profound transformations marked by increasing religious diversity, geopolitical tensions, migration flows, digital disruption, and the rapid circulation of information and disinformation. In this context, reliable and critically grounded knowledge of religions is not only an academic priority, but a strategic resource for democratic governance, social cohesion, cultural heritage management, and evidence-informed policy making.
Read moreThe work in this phase is divided into thirteen different work packages.
Read moreA deliverable is a specific type of output submitted during the project phase. In our case, it is a document available in the form of a pdf. Here you will find an overview of the deliverables.
Read moreRESILIENCE is preparing services and services will lead to impact in several areas. Curious how that works?
Read moreRESILIENCE entered the ESFRI Roadmap in 2021. This means that RESILIENCE will take its place in the strategic Research Infrastructures for the European Research Area and that it can work on the further development of the Research Infrastructure for Religious Studies.
Read moreHere you will find our logos in various formats, information on branding, as well as images to use in the context of RESILIENCE.
Read moreWorking on a Research Infrastructure means also learning from other initiatives and projects and exchanging or collaborating with them.
Read moreThirteen European institutions have joined forces in RESILIENCE.
