Indiana Sustainability and Resilience Conference

Connecting Hoosier climate leaders

The Indiana Sustainability and Resilience Conference (ISRC) connects Hoosier climate leaders to the knowledge, tools, and resources that can accelerate climate action and resilience efforts in Indiana.

The conference brings together sustainability professionals, scholars, and climate advocates from across the state to enhance cross-sector collaboration, share best practices, and strengthen Indiana's climate and resilience network.

Held annually, ISRC is hosted by the IU Environmental Resilience Institute with support from the McKinney Family Foundation.

ISRC 2027: Early bird registration now open!

The 2027 Indiana Sustainability and Resilience Conference (ISRC) will be held Friday, Feb. 5 at the Embassy Suites Event Center in Plainfield, Ind.

Hosted by the IU Environmental Resilience Institute and presenting sponsor the Indianapolis Airport Authority, ISRC is the state's premiere gathering for climate leaders across sectors to accelerate action toward a healthier, more sustainable future.

Early bird registration for the conference is $150 for general admission. Early bird pricing runs through Nov. 30. Registration for students is $50.

Registration includes a full day of conference activities and a buffet lunch. Space is limited; individuals are encouraged to reserve a seat well in advance of the event.

What: One-day gathering of sustainability and resilience champions from government, higher education, nonprofit, and corporate organizations.

Where: Embassy Suites Event Center in Plainfield, Ind.

When: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Friday, Feb. 5, 2027

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ISRC 2027 keynote

Bob Inglis, executive director, republicEn

Once a climate skeptic, Bob Inglis is now one of America’s foremost conservative voices calling for climate action. A Republican who represented South Carolina’s Fourth Congressional District for twelve years, Inglis introduced a carbon tax in 2009 to make polluting fossil fuels more expensive — a stance that ultimately cost him his seat in Congress. In 2015, he received the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award for his work on climate change. Inglis now leads republicEn, a nonprofit dedicated to engaging Americans who believe addressing climate change can go hand in hand with free enterprise, innovation, limited government, and American leadership.

At ISRC, Inglis will highlight market-oriented solutions to climate change and how to bridge political divides and catalyze climate action.

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Registered for ISRC? Here's what you need to know

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ISRC attendees are encouraged to download the Whova app to make their own personalized agenda for the day, network with other attendees, and get notifications and announcements.

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We strive to make ISRC as inclusive as possible. If you have any accessibility needs or would like support with accommodations, please contact Julie McLenachen at jmclenac@iu.edu.

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Check-in will be held at the Embassy Suites Event Center in Plainfield. Attendees must be registered in advance of the event. There will be no same-day registration.

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