The last decades have yielded significant research regarding sustainable and resilient engineering design and urban planning. Yet destructive disasters happen, and engineers and planners responding to and rebuilding after disasters can find themselves in dynamic, time-compressed decision-making situations and underappreciating the social, economic, and governance factors that also need to be considered. During this next installment of the COGGE Webinar Series, Laurie Johnson (Laurie Johnson Consulting | Research) and Robert Olshansky (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, emeritus) will share from their 30 years of collaboration about what it is like to work in a post-disaster environment, considerations for rebuilding in disaster-prone regions, and the structures that need to be in place that allow for rapid and simultaneous engineering evaluation and responses that best serve disaster-impacted communities.