Dr. Jenna Tilt is an Assistant Professor of Geography Program in the College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences at Oregon State University. Her interdisciplinary research utilizes a participatory action research approach to understand and integrate diverse community needs and values with social science and geospatial methods and analyses to identify how communities can equitably build adaptive capacity to anticipate and recover from chronic and acute natural hazards. Her current research projects include: The Cascadia Coastlines and Peoples Hazards Research Hub (NSF); Enabling Interdisciplinary Wildfire Research for Community Resilience (NSF); Co-Creating a Community Resilience Model for Oregon Coastal Hazards (Oregon Sea Grant); and Persist, Adapt, or Transform: What Drives Wildland-Urban Interface Community Recovery After Wildfires? (BLM, Joint Fire Science Program).