TRAINING & SERVICES PROVIDED

  This MMIP training equips attendees with practical, community centered tools they can use immediately. Participants will strengthen outreach and public awareness skills to better engage the broader Tribal community and surrounding areas. The training focuses on cross jurisdictional coordination with Tribal, local, state, and federal law enforcement, clarifying roles and reporting pathways. Attendees will learn prevention strategies and culturally appropriate programming, gain awareness of partnerships and available services, and understand how to recognize signs of human trafficking linked to MMIP. The course also covers best practices for responding safely, documenting concerns, and coordinating effectively with wraparound services and law enforcement to protect community members. 

Run. Hide. Fight. Comply with Law Enforcement.

 This Active Shooter Awareness training is available in person or online and prepares participants to respond effectively to violent threat situations. The course covers the Run, Hide, Fight framework and emphasizes when and how to comply with law enforcement instructions. Participants learn how to recognize warning signs, assess risk, and take immediate protective actions during an incident. The training also addresses mitigation strategies and recovery considerations, helping individuals and organizations strengthen preparedness, improve personal safety, and respond with clarity and confidence during high stress emergency situations. 

This is an awareness-level course that introduces participants to the threats, tactics, and indicators associated with terrorist bombings. The training focuses on recognizing potential explosive hazards, understanding bomber methods and motivations, and identifying suspicious activities before, during, and after an incident. Participants learn personal safety considerations, basic response actions, and how to support coordinated response efforts. The course emphasizes situational awareness, protective measures, and effective communication to reduce risk and enhance preparedness in bombing-related incidents. 

 This course provides foundational training on air quality monitoring and assessment during radiological or nuclear incidents. Participants learn how airborne radioactive materials behave, how they are detected, and how air monitoring supports protective action decisions for responders and the public. The course covers basic radiation concepts, monitoring strategies, field instruments, sampling methods, and data interpretation within an incident command framework. Emphasis is placed on responder safety, coordination with public health and emergency management, and integrating air quality information into effective radiological or nuclear emergency response operations. 

 This training equips participants with essential knowledge to recognize, evaluate, and control electrical hazards in the workplace. The training focuses on common electrical risks, safe work practices, and the importance of hazard identification before work begins. Participants learn how electricity causes injuries, how to reduce exposure through proper procedures, and how to respond to electrical incidents. EHAP emphasizes situational awareness, personal responsibility, and compliance with safety standards to help prevent shocks, burns, arc flash injuries, and fatalities in both routine and high risk work environments. 

 This Heat Illness Prevention Program with a COVID-19 addendum is designed to protect workers from heat-related illness while maintaining safe practices during infectious disease exposure. The training covers recognizing heat illness symptoms, proper hydration, shade, rest breaks, acclimatization, and emergency response procedures. It also integrates COVID-19 considerations such as physical distancing, sanitation, face coverings when required, and modified response protocols to reduce exposure risk. The program emphasizes employer and employee responsibilities, situational awareness, and practical steps to keep crews safe, compliant, and healthy in hot and high-risk work environments. 

 QPR Suicide Prevention training equips participants with practical skills to recognize warning signs of suicide and respond with confidence and care. The training teaches how to directly ask someone about suicidal thoughts, listen without judgment, and persuade them to seek help. Participants learn how to connect individuals to appropriate resources and support systems, including crisis lines and local services. Designed for everyday community members and professionals alike, QPR emphasizes early intervention, compassionate communication, and taking responsible action to help save lives and strengthen community safety. 

 This training provides participants with the knowledge and skills to recognize, document, and protect Culturally Modified Trees (CMTs) found on Tribal lands and in wilderness settings. The training explains why CMTs are culturally, historically, and spiritually significant, and how they reflect long-standing Indigenous land use and stewardship practices. Participants learn key visual indicators, common modification types, and contextual clues that distinguish CMTs from natural damage, supporting respectful land management, compliance, and cultural resource protection. 

This course provides a foundational understanding of Tribal histories, cultures, values, and contemporary realities. The training helps participants recognize the diversity among Tribes, the importance of sovereignty, and the lasting impacts of historical trauma, policies, and systemic inequities. Attendees learn respectful communication practices, cultural protocols, and the role of trust and relationship-building when working with Tribal communities. This course strengthens cultural humility, reduces misunderstandings, and supports more effective, respectful collaboration with Tribal governments, organizations, and community members in professional and service settings. 

 This Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training provides participants with practical skills to support their families, organizations, and communities before, during, and after emergencies. The training covers Disaster Preparedness and Organization Participation to strengthen readiness and coordination, along with Disaster Medical Operations and Disaster Psychology to address physical and emotional needs during crises. Fire Safety and CERT Basic Training build core response skills, while Terrorism Preparedness and Teen CERT expand awareness and inclusion across age groups. CERT renewal ensures participants maintain current knowledge, skills, and confidence to respond effectively in evolving emergency situations. 

 This MUTCD Flagger training provides participants with the knowledge and practical skills needed to safely control traffic in construction, utility, and emergency response zones. The training covers proper flagging procedures, hand signaling, communication with motorists and crew members, and the correct use of signs and personal protective equipment. Aligned with the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, the course meets both California and national standards, preparing participants for certification while emphasizing worker safety, public safety, and regulatory compliance in active roadway environments. 

 This Continuity of Operations Plan (COOP) is a formal policy developed by CAL TERRA staff for Tribes and community partners to ensure essential functions continue during emergencies, disruptions, or disasters. A COOP establishes clear procedures for leadership succession, protection of vital records, continuity of critical services, and rapid operational recovery. By having a COOP in place, Tribes, businesses, and organizations reduce downtime, protect staff and community members, maintain public trust, and strengthen long term resilience. CAL TERRA will draft customized, ready to adopt COOP policies aligned with each partner’s governance structure and operational realities. 

 THIRA Development is a planning and policy service, not a training. CAL TERRA staff will develop Threat and Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (THIRA) documents on behalf of Tribes and community partners, including businesses and organizations. A THIRA systematically identifies threats, hazards, vulnerabilities, and capability gaps to inform preparedness and mitigation decisions. This policy framework helps Tribes and partners prioritize risks, align resources, strengthen grant competitiveness, and improve coordination across jurisdictions. A well developed THIRA supports informed decision making, resilience planning, and long term continuity for communities, operations, and critical services. 

 Wildfire Home Hardening training equips participants with practical, actionable strategies to reduce wildfire risk for homes and businesses located in Tier 2 and Tier 3 fire zones. The training covers best practices for defensible space, building materials, ember intrusion prevention, and vegetation management. Participants learn how to identify vulnerabilities, prioritize mitigation actions, and implement cost effective improvements that enhance safety and resilience. This training empowers property owners, Tribal communities, and local partners to better protect structures, reduce potential damage, and improve overall wildfire preparedness before fire season begins. 

 This training prepares law enforcement personnel to interact professionally and lawfully with First Amendment auditors. Participants gain a clear understanding of constitutional protections, including freedom of speech and the public’s right to record in open spaces. The course emphasizes effective communication, situational awareness, and de-escalation techniques to reduce conflict and build public trust. By reinforcing lawful boundaries and respectful engagement, the training supports transparency while helping officers maintain safety, order, and professionalism during encounters with individuals exercising their constitutional rights.