The National Indian Health Board (NIHB) in partnership with Arizona State University School of Social Work are excited to announce the NIHB Behavioral Health Learning Event. Sessions will occur online via Zoom and will focus on suicide prevention, substance abuse, domestic/intimate partner violence prevention, and topics related to the COVID-19 crisis. NIHB will be offering […]
IHS Tribal Self-Governance Advisory Committee IHS TSGAC Tribal Caucus- July 9 ,2021 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Eastern *All meetings will be held virtually via Zoom. Agendas and registration coming soon.
Join NICWA and the First Nations Child & Family Caring Society of Canada as we discuss the Touchstones of Hope, a movement to redesign services, including child welfare services, for Indigenous children and families to embed Indigenous ways of caring for children and families into child welfare systems, policies, and practices. On July 20, at 10:00–11:30 a.m. […]
NIWRC is pleased to announce a Peer-to-Peer Training Opportunity for tribal domestic violence programs and shelters on human trafficking. The human trafficking of Indigenous people is rooted in the colonization of our people. The goal of this peer-to-peer training is to foster an informative, engaging, interactive learning experience in a virtual setting. This peer-to-peer will […]
You are invited to attend the National Indian Council on Aging’s (NICOA) 23rd conference on aging in Indian Country. “Resilience for Tomorrow…Together” is the theme of the American Indian Elders Conference. The conference will take place on August 1-6, 2021 in Reno, Nevada, at the Nugget Casino Resort. NICOA’s conference is the only national aging conference in the country focusing […]
Join the National Indian Child Welfare Association's upcoming trainings in Positive Indian Parenting. Positive Indian Parenting prepares tribal and non-tribal child welfare personnel to train American Indian and Alaska Native parents using a culturally specific approach. The materials presented during this training draw on the strengths of historic Indian child-rearing practices and blend traditional values […]
Join the National Indian Child Welfare Association to learn more about their newly updated "Working with Substance-Abusing Families" online course. Register for the webinar.
Join the National Indian Child Welfare Association's upcoming training in Working with Substance-Abusing Families. Parental substance use disorders are a factor in many child welfare cases. This training will provide an overview of working with substance-abusing Native families from both a direct service and a systems collaboration point of view. The trainer will discuss how […]