The Native Family Disaster Preparedness Handbook is a culturally grounded resource that supports American Indian and Alaska Native families in preparing for emergencies and disasters. It includes guidance shaped by Tribal values, generational knowledge, and community-based practices — offering practical steps for household planning, evacuation readiness, communication, and recovery. The handbook also highlights the importance of sovereignty, traditional decision-making, and community resiliency — helping Native families strengthen preparedness while honoring cultural identity and lifeways.