Resilience Planning Excludes Indigenous, Tribal, and Frontline Leadership. Resilience planning often marginalizes Indigenous knowledge, Tribal sovereignty, and the lived experience of frontline, rural, immigrant, and unhoused communities. Structural, geographic, cultural, and logistical barriers—including misaligned timelines, language access gaps, digital inequities, and exclusion from regional decision-making—prevent authentic leadership and result in strategies disconnected from on-the-ground conditions.