Join the National Indian Health Board's virtual National Tribal Health Conference, October 13-16, 2020. Explore "Indian Nations in the Time of COVID-19" with world-class information and networking opportunities. Free tribal consultation sessions with government partners. This virtual format removes barriers, welcoming new stakeholders across Indian Country.
The CDC will participate in the National Indian Health Board's All Tribes Call on July 23rd to share COVID-19 resources and support strategies. CDC officials will discuss available assistance and hear directly from tribal leaders about their communities' needs, challenges, and recommendations for improving pandemic response efforts in Indian Country.
Join the Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan as an Accounting Manager. Lead accounting operations, manage payroll, and prepare financial reports for this 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving twelve federally recognized tribes. Competitive benefits include health insurance, 401(k), and generous paid leave. CPA preferred. Apply today at www.itcmi.org.
Discover culturally tailored cancer resources designed for American Indian and Alaska Native communities. The Circle of Life Initiative partners with the National Native Network and Indian Health Service to deliver holistic, community-centered education. Access webinars, podcasts, and handouts empowering individuals, families, and tribes to make informed health decisions and stay well.
Discover Module 6 of the Circle of Life Curriculum, a groundbreaking initiative developed with American Indian and Alaska Native communities. This webinar series partners the National Native Network, American Indian Cancer Foundation, and Indian Health Service to deliver culturally tailored cancer education using holistic approaches that honor traditional wellness practices and empower tribes to make healthy choices.
The CDC's Office on Smoking and Health released a new Pride Month feature addressing tobacco use disparities in the LGBTQ+ community. Learn why smoking rates are disproportionately high—up to one in three transgender adults—and discover actionable strategies healthcare professionals, communities, and individuals can implement to reduce smoking and promote health equity.
Explore Module 5 of our Circle of Life Curriculum, focusing on end-of-life care and cancer education. This collaborative initiative between the National Native Network, American Indian Cancer Foundation, and Indian Health Service offers culturally tailored resources designed specifically for Native communities, promoting holistic wellness and informed decision-making.
Smoking weakens your lungs and immune system, making COVID-19 more severe. If you're stressed during the pandemic, quitting tobacco is one of the best health decisions you can make. Smokefree.gov offers free resources and support to help you quit or stay smokefree today.
Discover how palliative care transforms cancer treatment through the Circle of Life Curriculum. This culturally tailored initiative, developed with American Indian and Alaska Native communities, offers holistic education empowering individuals, families, and tribes to make informed health choices and prioritize wellness.
Explore Module 3: Treatment from the Circle of Life Curriculum, a collaborative initiative by the National Native Network, American Indian Cancer Foundation, and Indian Health Service. Access culturally tailored cancer education resources, including a seven-part webinar series designed specifically for health system staff and Native communities.
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