External Links: Equitable Adaptation

The Adaptation Clearinghouse of the Georgetown Climate Center is a resource for topics related to climate. The equity portal is a resource hub that provides information on information, toolkits, and resources related to equitable adaptation. The portal provides network ratings, a breakdown of resources by type, and a description to help adaptation professionals identify new resources.

The Georgetown Climate Center is a resource for policy toolkits on topics related to climate. This toolkit covers equitable adaptation from both legal and policy perspectives. It covers topics like water, public health, and green space but also has guides on procedural equity and funding tools.

This resource from NOAA Digital Coast summarizes information from the literature on communication best practices for underserved communities. The PDF contains both the summary and information it draws on, both of which provide content and resources for learning. The document contains both local examples and recommendations.

The US Climate Action Network is a collaborative partnership centered on climate, and this resource provides both an introduction to equitable adaptation and pages devoted to exploring the intersection of equity in several climate areas such as health, agriculture, transportation, etc.

The NAACP is a civil rights organization that operates nationwide. This page highlights resources collected by the organization on issues of environmental and climate justice. It includes resources from the NAACP as well as a selection of outside resources, organized by resource type.

The Urban Sustainability Directors Network aids local jurisdictions by providing resources and guidance for incorporating environmental concerns into local planning. This webpage is a landing page for guides and examples of equitable adaptation drawn from their prior work. Those looking for local examples may find a similar case to learn from.

The North Carolina Environmental Justice Network is a partnership of North Carolina organizations seeking to elevate and incorporate environmental justice in their work. Their website contains information on the network, future events and ways to get involved.