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Resources for Strategies for Building Rural Climate Resilience and Workforce Capacity
Developing the Climate Resilience Workforce (Track Two)
Funding and Finance Needs and Opportunities (Track Three)
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Video Recording
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Jamboard for Track 3: Group 1
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Jamboard for Track 3: Group 3
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Notes
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Funding and Finance Initial Assessment Outline
Programming Options for Catalyzing Implementation of Climate Resilience Work (Track Four)
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Video Recording
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Jamboard for Track 4 Plenary Conversation
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Jamboard for Track 4: Group 1
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Jamboard for Track 4: Group 2
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Notes
Participant Resources
Community Co-Design Bookle
tEquity in the Built Environmen
tEvery job is a climate job with Project Drawdown Podcas
tRegional Climate Hub
sUSGS CASC Network and Regional Hub
sCommunity Energy Planning: Best Practices and Lessons Learned in NREL’s Work with Communitie
sFAU Pine Jog Environmental Education Cente
A big thanks to the host of speakers who dedicated time to contributing to the convening and for using their work to help advance professional learning in climate adaptation!
Join the Rural Climate Resilience and Workforce Development Working Group! We are recruiting individuals to join the working group and support program development for the AmeriCorps planning grant. By joining this group, you will collaborate on developing resources for the grant and for the ASAP Network related to workforce development, capacity building, funding and finance, community-defined needs, and rural climate resilience over the next five months.
If you are interested, please submit THIS FORM by Monday, October 17th.
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“This material is based upon work supported by AmeriCorps, the operating name of the Corporation for National and Community Service, under Grant No. 23NDCMI002. Opinions or points of view expressed in this document are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official position of, or a position that is endorsed by, AmeriCorps.”