Promoting Health, Safety, and Recovery Training following Declared Disasters in 2022

项目摘要/摘要 本WRUC行政副刊的总体目标是增加以下知识和技能 部落应急人员、临时工和从事应急和恢复工作的移徙工人 与西部地区最近发生的重大环境灾害有关的努力。我们的方法 利用我们HDPT赠款下的现有关系和基础设施快速推出培训 资源，既是为了应对最近的严重风暴和洪水，也是为了为未来做准备 灾难事件。 根据这一倡议，WRUC将与西北部落紧急情况管理委员会合作 (NWTEMC)、国庆劳工组织网络(NDLON)和几个总部位于加利福尼亚州的 组织将所需的培训资源扩展到这些受影响的社区和员工 人口。拟议的活动包括：a)为部落应急人员提供培训 NWTEMC年度会议的一部分，并支持计划于2024年举行的多州部落领导的会议 NWTEMC模拟演习；b)培训NDLON和 其他可以接触到临时工和移民灾难的值得信赖的工人和社区组织 华盛顿州和加利福尼亚州的工作人员；c)灾害问题区域合作伙伴讲习班 应对气候变化--弱势群体分享经验教训并确定未来 气候灾害应对和复原力需求。这些活动扩展了我们的核心目标 家长赠款，以扩大我们地区的备灾和应急能力。 两年期预计培训总数：71门课程、1 283名学员、4 810名学员 联系时间

Project Summary/Abstract The overall goal of this WRUC administrative supplement is to increase the knowledge and skills of tribal emergency responders, day laborers, and migrant workers engaged in response and recovery efforts related to recent major environmental disasters in the Western Region. Our approach leverages existing relationships and infrastructure under our HDPT grant to quickly roll out training resources, both in response to recent severe storms and floods and in preparation for future disaster events. Under this initiative, WRUC will partner with the Northwest Tribal Emergency Management Council (NWTEMC), the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON), and several California-based organizations to extend needed training resources to these impacted communities and worker populations. Proposed activities include a) training for tribal emergency responders provided as part of NWTEMC’s annual conference and in support of a planned 2024 multistate tribal-led NWTEMC simulation exercise; b) Training-of-Trainers for staff and worker-leaders from NDLON and other trusted worker and community organizations with access to day laborers and migrant disaster workers in Washington State and California; and c) a regional partner workshop on Disaster Resilience for Climate-Vulnerable Populations to share lessons learned and to identify future climate disaster response and resiliency needs. These activities expand on the core objective of our parent grant to expand disaster preparedness and emergency response capacity in our region. Total projected training over the two-year funding period: 71 courses, 1,283 trainees, 4,810 contact hours