; (B) seeking restoration of rights including expungements, dismissals, record sealing, fee waivers, certificates of rehabilitation, diversion programs, and pardons; and (C) seeking licensure in a field that has barriers for immigrants or workers with criminal history records. (2) conducting education and outreach, in multiple languages, on status as a Certified Climate Resilience Worker under section 501 and hiring opportunities for foreign-born workers, formerly incarcerated workers, and workers with criminal history records, and other benefits; and (3) establishing training and best practices for the hiring, recruitment, and retention of foreign-born workers, formerly incarcerated workers, and workers with criminal history records. (f) Reimbursement for fines or fees The Taskforce shall by rule establish procedures under which a worker in a climate resilience sector may apply for reimbursement for the payment of any fine or fee associated with— (1) applying for status as a Certified Climate Resilience Worker under section 501 and further adjusting their status to pursue citizenship; (2) seeking restoration of rights including expungements, dismissals, record sealing, fee waivers, certificates of rehabilitation, diversion programs, and pardons