Join the National Indian Health Board and Native Center for Behavioral Health for an in-depth webinar exploring NCBH's culturally competent programs and services. Dr. Anne Skinstad will present on addiction treatment, mental health services, and prevention initiatives specifically designed for Native American and Alaska Native communities. March 26, 2020, 1 p.m. ET.
The Subcommittee continues its comprehensive investigation into e-cigarette marketing practices and health impacts. New evidence has emerged regarding youth targeting strategies employed by major manufacturers. Stakeholders are urged to review the latest findings and submit relevant documentation. This ongoing effort prioritizes public health protection and regulatory compliance across the industry.
The National Indian Health Board offers a free Public Health Training course designed for Tribal leaders and Advisory Committee members. This CDC-funded e-course strengthens public health infrastructure, educates participants on essential services, and promotes consultation best practices. Open to all, it covers core competencies and Indian Country's unique public health landscape.
Discover essential resources for Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month with GW Cancer Center's comprehensive social media toolkit. Access ready-to-use posts designed to raise awareness and educate your community. This invaluable collection helps amplify prevention messages and support screening initiatives during March. Perfect for healthcare professionals and advocates committed to fighting colorectal cancer.
Join the Indian Health Service Cancer Support Leadership Training April 3-5 at Little Creek Casino Resort in Shelton, Washington. This free program equips American Indian/Alaska Native individuals with essential skills for creating cancer support groups, including relationship building, emotional support, and facilitation techniques. Travel scholarships available!
Discover essential resources to combat tobacco use in tribal communities. This comprehensive toolkit from the Great Plains Tribal Chairmen's Health Board provides evidence-based strategies, policy frameworks, and practical tools specifically designed for tribal leaders and health advocates. Empower your community with culturally appropriate tobacco prevention and control measures tailored to tribal needs.
Tobacco companies frequently seek sponsorship opportunities to enhance their brand image. A comprehensive tobacco-free sponsorship policy protects public health by prohibiting corporate partnerships with tobacco manufacturers. This evidence-based approach reduces youth exposure to tobacco marketing while promoting healthier community values and preventing addiction initiation among vulnerable populations.
Iowa's smoke-free housing policy transforms multi-unit complexes into healthier environments. This assessment examines implementation effectiveness, tenant compliance, and health outcomes across residential communities. Discover how comprehensive regulations protect non-smokers, reduce secondhand smoke exposure, and establish sustainable practices in shared living spaces throughout Iowa.
Iowa's tobacco-free school policy establishes comprehensive standards for public and accredited non-public schools. This evidence-based framework eliminates tobacco use on all school property, including vehicles and events, protecting students and staff from secondhand smoke exposure while promoting healthier educational environments and supporting tobacco cessation initiatives.
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