The Jeff Bleich Centre was established to address the misuses of digital technologies that undermine public trust and effective democratic governance, thereby threatening all democratic societies and alliances. The rate of change in the digital space has outpaced government planning and action, and that gap will likely widen with rapid adoption of increasingly autonomous and networked digital technologies. Democratic resilience, both within nations and across alliances, will depend upon new trusted institutions that generate public-facing and influential research, actionable solutions, a broad talent pool of new leaders, and international collaboration on democratic resilience.