Training Materials 2023-11-26T01:21:17+00:00

We are currently developing climate change and health curriculum and online training resources for tribal communities. As resources become available, we will add them to this section of the website.

AVAILABLE TRAINING MATERIALS

Presentations at Conferences and Meetings


Podcasts and Publications


Full Trainings


National Tribal Resilience Data Workgroup Meetings

 Monthly meeting recordings can be found here.


Tools and Templates

Adaptation Planning ToolExposures, Impacts, and Strategies Inventory (EISI) tool (Updated July 14, 2022 BETA VERSION). This is a draft of a customizable companion tool that can support communities that are conducting adaptation planning. Information and data sources are compiled and organized to present information needed at several decision-making steps to help your community prepare to take the most effective actions. We are continuing to build functionality and improve information. The latest update includes more indicators and data sources (national and California specific), including those available from the California Tribal Epidemiology Center (CTEC). A step-by-step guide for using this tool and requesting CTEC data can be found here. Please send questions or comments to ahacker@prospersustainably.com.

Survey Template Climate Vulnerability Experiences and Priorities Survey for gathering initial community input. If you have a Google account, you can use this link to create and save a copy of this template to customize for your tribe.

Sample ReportsPala Band of Mission Indians Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment and Climate Change Adaptation Plan. These reports incorporate health impacts and strategies. This Word version allows others to modify for their own community.

Fact Sheets – Pala Band of Mission Indians produced the following fact sheets to help their community understand high-risk climate exposures and how to recognize and prepare for climate threats:

Transportation, Climate Change, and Health Resources – The Pala Band of Mission Indians and the Jamul Indian Village of California (JIVoC) were funded by Caltrans’s 2019 Adaption Planning Grant (per Senate Bill 1) to complete the Tribal Transportation Climate Adaptation Project. A key goal of that project was to share learnings and resources for the benefit of other Tribes throughout the U.S.


Other Relevant Training Materials not Produced by the Tribal Climate Health Project

Tribal Resolution TemplateITEP’s Tribal Climate Change Resolution Template

Tribal Climate Adaptation Guidebook

Playlist – Check out Tribal Climate Health’s Youtube playlist of climate and health videos produced by other agencies