Congratulations to our partners at the Pala Environmental Department for a great training on climate change and tribal health!
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The inaugural workshop took place on June 5th and 6th, hosting 24 attendees for two days at the Pala Band of Mission Indians Reservation. Professionals represented tribes and tribe-serving organizations from various parts of the country including California, Arizona, Oregon, Washington, and Louisiana.
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Facilitators Shasta Gaughen (Pala Band of Mission Indians) and Angie Hacker (Prosper Sustainably) designed the training to be highly interactive, including peer discussion and hands-on learning activities that simulated vulnerability data gathering and adaptation strategy selection processes.
Read the full blog from the Tribal Climate Health Project here: