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Chemşhúun Pe'ícháachuqeli (When our Hearts are Happy); A Tribal Psychosocial Climate Resilience Framework

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Type
Tribal Profiles
Health
Organization
Pala Band of Mission Indians, Tribal Climate Health Project
Description

"Chemşhúun Pe'ícháachuqeli, Pala’s Tribal Psychosocial Climate Resilience Framework, is designed to help Pala and other communities consider how to safeguard mental and emotional wellbeing when preparing for the impacts of climate change. This report is part of Pala’s National Indian Health Board (NIHB) funded Climate Change Adaptation Plan, which incorporates health and wellbeing strategies." 

Website
http://tribalclimatehealth.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Psychosocial-Climate-…

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