Achieving Equitable Outcomes for
Tribal Nations through
Effective Public Information and Warning

EQUIPPING LEADERS TO BUILD RESILIENT COMMUNITIES THROUGH COLLABORATION

This course teaches Tribal Nations, Emergency Managers, Community Resilience Planners and alerting personnel, effective communication of climate and weather-related risks tailored to address community

needs, distinguish underserved populations and people with access and functional needs within their communities, and collaborate with trusted organizations.

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across the whole community?

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Course Overview

In this course, participants will learn how to use available resources and techniques to distinguish people with access and functional needs within their communities, analyze their specific needs, develop trust relationships, and create effective communication strategies. Participants will learn practical techniques for developing messages and delivering them to increase their effectiveness when collaborating with trusted organizations within the community. Finally, participants will ensure the messages are tailored to address specific needs among the community members. By completing this course, participants will gain hands-on experience through performance-based activities and the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively communicate climate and weather- related risks among the whole community.

Course Scope

This course teaches Tribal Nations, Emergency Managers, Community Resilience Planners and alerting personnel, effective communication of climate and weather-related risks tailored to address community needs, distinguish underserved populations and people with access and functional needs within their communities, and collaborate with trusted organizations.

Course Core Capabilities

Planning
Community resilience
Operational Coordination
Public information and warning
Risk and Disaster Resilience Assessment

Course Length

6 hours, In-person Instructor Led Training

Target Audience

Tribal Nations, Emergency Managers, Community Resilience Planners, Public Safety Communications, Community-based Organizations, Economic Development Organizations, and Public Health Officials

Certification

A certificate will be issued to participants who successfully complete this course.

EI2 Global at Georgia Tech

ADDRESS:
75 5th Street NW
Atlanta, GA, 30308
Phone: 404-894-0730
Email: dkincaid6@gatech.edu

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Achieving Equitable Outcomes forTribal Nations through Effective Public Information and Warning