Due to climate change and recent extreme weather events, resilience of power grids has become more important than ever before. Prolonged power outages have severely impacted our societies ranging from economic losses to damages to other infrastructures to lost lives. Several research groups and institutions, governments, and policy makers have been working on developing resilience definitions and metrics and tools for resilience evaluation and enhancement. This workshop will bring experts from governments, policy makers, regulators, and researchers together to collaborate, share gained knowledge and experiences, and join forces toward gaining consensus on resilience definitions, metrics, evaluation methods, and enhancement strategies for power grids. This is a full-day workshop, which is part of a free virtual day at the Resilience Week, and organized by IEEE Task Force on Resilience Metrics and Evaluation Methods and IEEE Task Force on Tools for Resiliency.