The Tribal Injury Prevention Resource Center (TIPRC) provides in-person training that is offered at no charge for Federally Recognized Tribal Nations in the United States. TIPRC is currently providing training for motor vehicle safety in the areas of occupant protection (Child Passenger Safety and Seat Belt Usage). To request training a Tribal Nation or Tribal Program must complete and submit a training request form to the TIPRC for review. The training requests are reviewed and coordinated based on the TIPRC’s funding and the staff’s availability to conduct training.
UPCOMING TRAININGS
OFFERED TRAININGS
The Tribal Injury Prevention Resource Center currently offers the following training's listed below.
Stay in touch and up to date as we may be in an area near you.
Safe Native American Passengers (SNAP) Courses
Child Passenger Safety Technician Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
This course is a Continuing Education course that has been pre-approved by Safe Kids Worldwide.
Many topics will be covered including: what is new and currently in the marketplace for consumers, changing motor vehicle technology and what those changes might mean to Child Passenger Safety professionals.
All of the CEU courses are pre-approved for six CEU hours and a CPS Instructor will be available to verify the required 5 seat checks. (Observation and verification of seat checks is critical to quality assurance. Recertification requires that technicians and instructors demonstrate technical and communications skills during each of five seat checks in the presence of an instructor).
If you are interested in attending please RSVP with Jerrod Moore at jmoore@aaihb.org or call at 505-321-1533. Lunch will be provided as part of the course.
Interested in future trainings? Please visit www.thetiprc.com and let us know what your community or program is interested in scheduling.
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This course is a Continuing Education course that has been pre-approved by Safe Kids Worldwide.
Many topics will be covered including: what is new and currently in the marketplace for consumers, changing motor vehicle technology and what those changes might mean to Child Passenger Safety professionals.
All of the CEU courses are pre-approved for six CEU hours and a CPS Instructor will be available to verify the required 5 seat checks. (Observation and verification of seat checks is critical to quality assurance. Recertification requires that technicians and instructors demonstrate technical and communications skills during each of five seat checks in the presence of an instructor).
If you are interested in attending please RSVP with Jerrod Moore at jmoore@aaihb.org or call at 505-321-1533. Lunch will be provided as part of the course.
Interested in future trainings? Please visit www.thetiprc.com and let us know what your community or program is interested in scheduling.
Certified Child Passenger Safety Technician Course
Certified Child Passenger Safety Instructor Courses
IHS Introduction to Injury Prevention (Level I)
IHS Intermediate Injury Prevention (Level II)
Older Adult CarFit Training (Coming Soon)
National Safety Council Defensive Driving Safety Training Program (Coming Soon)
Motor Vehicle Safety Digital Storytelling Workshop
•Can I include my Native language, culture, and traditions in my story?
•Who is the audience for this story?
Participants will create their own 1 to 3 minute digital story told in first person narrative and learn the basics of script development, digital imagery and video editing.
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UPCOMING TRAININGS:
July 9 - 11 | Albuquerque, New Mexico
To register please follow the provided link below and more information can be found on registration page at http://www.db.aastec.net/ntip/index.html or download the official flyer here.
GOAL: Participants will
· Create their own 1 to 3 minute digital story told in first person narrative.
· Learn the basics of script development, digital imagery and video editing.
· Digital Storytelling is a low-cost, powerful way to promote change by sharing your voice with digital media, such as, images, music, video (optional). This workshop is designed for all levels of computer experience. As you plan to attend the workshop, think of what story is most important for you to share with others.
Participants should bring:
· Headphones/Earbuds
· Photographs saved on USB drive or CD
· Laptop with the Microsoft Movie Maker or Movavi Video Editor
Participants should bring a draft story.
· Keep it to 300 words or less
· Write to an audience; they will be hearing your story and not reading it.
For more information please contact:
Jerrod Moore
TIPRC Program Manager
There is no registration cost for this workshop (20 participant max) , airfare and travel will have to be covered by your programs but a limited amount of rooms will be set aside for those needing lodging. It will be set on a first come first serve bases. Please follow link to register: http://www.db.aastec.net/ntip/index.html
HOW TO REQUEST TRAINING
To request training please fill out the training request form and select a Tribal Traffic Safety Specialist to assist with your training request.
OTHER TRAININGS
+ SPECIAL TRAINING REQUEST
Specific training request: If a Tribal Nation or Tribal Program has a interest in a specific training or topic that is not listed above please submit your preferred topic or training name as “other” on the training request form. Then provide a description of the training and additional information regarding the training topic of interest.
The Tribal Traffic Safety Specialist will do their best to coordinate the training or utilize the program’s partnerships to fulfil the training request.
+ WEBINARS
The TIPRC will provide live webinars every quarter to discuss trending best practices, safety updates, and success stories for best practices implementation in Indian Country. The TIPRC welcomes webinar ideas and topics as well. You can submit a webinar topic by filling out a TA request form and select webinar as the service. Then provide a description of the webinar topic interest.
The webinar launch dates will be listed on the TIPRC’s training schedule. To receive notification of the TIPRC’s training and live webinars please subscribe to the TIPRC’s email list.
TRIBAL TRAFFIC SAFETY SPECIALIST
The TIPRC’s staff is composed of three Tribal Traffic Safety Specialist (TTSS) who have experience of working with the Indian Health Service’s TIPCAP Program and Federal Highway Administration's TTAP. Combined the Tribal Traffic Safety Specialists provide over 27 years of experience in the transportation, traffic safety and public health fields. To learn more about the TTSS check out the TIPRC Staff Directory.
