Social Media Graphics

Rural Confluence is all about building connections to get results. Social media is a big part of staying connected, and we’d love to connect with you and the folks you stay connected with on your socials!

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Educational and Informational Topics (Single graphic posts)

Perfect for teaching your audience about climate related issues, topics, tools, and entities!

A webpage titled 'Climate Toolbox' with tools for visualizing past and projected climate data in the United States. Features a pop-up window showing the 'Climate Mapper' with a map of the U.S. displaying climate variables in red and blue shades. The
A scientific program announcement with the heading 'NSF Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR)' and a subheading 'What is it?'. The description explains that the program aims to enhance research competitiveness in targeted reg
A woman in a purple shirt and beige pants using a soil sampler in a field of young crops under a partly cloudy sky, with a logo of a barn, sun, and water at the bottom right corner. The left side contains text about NSF EPSCoR and its program to stim
Informational poster from the U.S. National Science Foundation about Rural Confluence, highlighting support for fundamental research and education in all non-medical fields by an independent government agency, contributing approximately 25% of federa
Map of the United States showing specific regions in Oklahoma, Louisiana, Nebraska, and Oklahoma, with the title 'Focus Communities: Serving the Mississippi River Basin and beyond.' Includes the Rural Confluence logo at the bottom.
World map comparing El Niño and La Niña weather patterns with color-coded regions indicating warmer, wetter, drier, and colder conditions and illustrating the Pacific jet stream's expansion and contraction.
A webpage titled "What is climate resilience?" with information about climate change and the importance of anticipating and acting to minimize future risks, from Rural Confluence.

Rural Confluence Specific Informational Graphics (Single graphic posts)

Perfect for showing your audience who Rural Confluence is, what we do, and recent projects we’ve been working on!

Title slide of a presentation titled 'The Ivroy Tower Stereotype: How Rural Confluence breaks it'. It includes images of a historic tower, a group of diverse people joining hands, and an aerial view of a river and rural landscape. The footer mentions
Map of the United States showing specific regions in Oklahoma, Louisiana, Nebraska, and Oklahoma, with the title 'Focus Communities: Serving the Mississippi River Basin and beyond.' Includes the Rural Confluence logo at the bottom.
Presentation slide titled "Rural Confluence: What are we up to?" with the subtitle "Aim Four: Developing STEM" and a downward arrow icon. The slide includes a logo for Rural Confluence, featuring a barn and sun, and information about the Teacher Inst
A webpage titled "What is climate resilience?" with information about climate change and the importance of anticipating and acting to minimize future risks, from Rural Confluence.

Our Aims

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Diagram outlining four community resilience goals, including partnership building, training, issue framing, and capacity building, with a focus on co-developing tailored action plans.
A graphic outlining four aims for community resilience action plans, specifically focusing on developing long-term forecasts of local climate impacts. The diagram features a circular flow chart with four steps: 1. Frame the issue and options, 2. Buil
Diagram titled 'Our Aims' with four aims for community resilience action plans: Aim 1: Frame the Issue and Options, Aim 2: Predict & Prepare Outcomes, Aim 3: Build the Plan, Aim 4: Build Capacity. The diagram is circular, with Aim 1 and Aim 2 forming
A poster titled "Our Aims" detailing four community resilience action plans related to climate curriculum development. It features a circular diagram with four aims, including "Aim 1: Frame the Issue and Options," "Aim 2: Predict and Model Climate Ou

How Do Rural Communities Build Climate Resilience?

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A light blue poster with the question 'How Do Rural Communities Build Climate Resilience?' in large black letters. Below, a smaller caption reads, 'Many strengths flow together and communities keep learning and adapting.' There is an illustration of
An infographic titled 'Climate Pressures' with illustrations of a hot sun with a thermometer, drought cracked soil with withered plants, and a dark rain cloud with raindrops. The text discusses how heat, drought, heavy rain, flooding, and storms impa
An infographic illustrating community strengths and qualities in the context of climate resilience, showing rocks with words related to community strengths like leadership, plans, hope, resources, heart, and collaborative, adaptive, cohesive, open-mi
Flowing river with rocks and water, titled 'A Resilient Community,' showing steps to resilience: plans proactively, builds consensus, takes stock, communicates, persists, absorbs shocks, adapts nimbly, and resilience persists, with a house icon at th

Why is Climate Resilience Important?

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Map of the United States showing drought conditions as of August 25, 2026, with areas of short-term, long-term, severe, extreme, and exceptional drought highlighted in various shades of yellow, orange, and red.
Map showing U.S. monthly drought outlook for September 2026 with areas of drought persisting, remaining, likely, or developing, and regions with no drought, based on NOAA/NWS climate prediction source.

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