The International Transformational Resilience Coalition
Humanity is in the midst of a civiization-altering event. Left unaddressed, the climate-ecosystem-biodiversity crisis will produce individual, community, and societal distresses and trauma at scales never before seen in modern society. The International Transformational Resilience Coalition (ITRC) seeks to help society get out front of these issues by proactively building population-level capacity for mental wellness and transformational resilience for persistent accumulating adversities.
The ITRC is led by a National Steering Committee and Federal Policy Team composed of major mental health, social work, human services, climate, disaster response, faith, and other organizations. We also have individual members in many nations. join the ITRC by clicking here.
ITRC Library on the Mental Health and Psycho-Social-Spiritual Impacts of Climate Change as well as Solutions and their Benefits Now Available!
- The personal mental health and psycho-social-spiritual impacts of cimate change.
- Methods and benefits of building personal resilience as well as human resilience within organizational and communities for the traumas and toxic stresses of climate change.
To see the ITRC Library click here
ITRC Launches "Call to Action for U.S. and World Leaders to Proactively Address the Adverse Mental Health and Psycho-Social-Spiritual Impacts of Climate Disruption"
More than one hundred eighty (180) ITRC members and others have signed this call to action. We ask you to consider signing it also. After all of the endorsements are gathered the letter will be sent to federal, state and local officials in the climate, mental health, human services, education, faith and other fields as well as elected officials and the media throughout the U.S. and internationally.
Read & join the call to action here.
ITRC In the News
Building a Locus of Control: Protecting Yourself from Climate Trauma, published Jan 23, 2017 by NewSecurityBeat, The Wilson Center: Click here to read article.
Garrison Institute 17 Minute Podcast of Interview with ITRC Coordinator Bob Doppelt on the Need, Methods, and Benefits of Building Human Resilience for Climate Change Click here to listen
ACEs Connection Network Publishes Building Human Resilience for Climate Change Addressed at Nov 3-4 2016 Washington, DC, Conference: Click here to read the article.
ThinkProgress publishes: How to Stay Sane in the Midst of Climate Change, about the Nov 3-4 2016 ITRC Conference: Click here to read story
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