The CDC is looking for young Native American adults to join talking circles.

Talking Circles for Native Youth about Eagle Books series

For Native Youth Ages 18-22 years old.

There is an excellent opportunity to play a role in sharing your insight with a great CDC project.

Talking Circles
Folks at CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) are looking for Native young adults who want to join talking circles about the Eagle Books series.  They want to ask about cultural strengths and traditions in preventing injury and violence.  Here’s a link to the Eagle book series on diabetes prevention:  https://www.cdc.gov/diabetes/ndwp/eagle-books/index.html

Time commitment
3 or 4 full days over a 1-2 year period

Ages they are looking for
18-22 year olds

Compensation
They will pay for your travel, hotel stay, and per diem…  so for example, if the talking circles are held in Atlanta, GA, the government per diem rate is about $70/ day

Remember…
This is a great opportunity to learn more about public health, qualitative (“talking”) research, and how CDC gathers data from different populations to inform the promotional materials they distribute.  Also your insights will help to make the books they create more culturally appropriate, which is much needed.

Interested?  Here’s what to do next…
Email:  nja5@cdc.gov

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