Join the Self-Governance Communication & Education Tribal Consortium (SGCETC), the Indian Health Service (IHS), and the Department of the Interior (DOI) in San Francisco at the 2020 Annual Tribal Self-Governance Consultation Conference happening April 26-30 at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport in Burlingame, CA.
The mission of this conference is to connect Self-Governance Tribes, those interested in Self-Governance, and Tribal organizations with Federal Partners and Organizations to discuss national issues, and share best practices. Throughout the conference there will be numerous opportunities for attendees to network with Self-Governance Tribal leaders, coordinators, and advocates along with Federal partners and various other federal organizational leaders. Some highlights of this year’s conference to keep in mind when booking travel will be our annual healthy walk along with numerous other organized receptions and networking events.
Thank you for your continued support of Self-Governance and we hope to see you in California!
Registration (December 21, 2019 – April 15, 2020) – $425
On-site Registration – $475
EXHIBITORS & ARTISTS
To reserve an exhibitor or artist booth, contact Mandi Johnson at mandij@tribalselfgov.org or Jay Spaan at jays@tribalselfgov.org. Limited spots are available so reserve your spot today.
Join the Self-Governance Communication & Education Tribal Consortium (SGCETC), the Indian Health Service (IHS), and the Department of the Interior (DOI) in San Francisco at the 2020 Annual Tribal Self-Governance Consultation Conference happening April 26-30 at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport in Burlingame, CA.
The mission of this conference is to connect Self-Governance Tribes, those interested in Self-Governance, and Tribal organizations with Federal Partners and Organizations to discuss national issues, and share best practices. Throughout the conference there will be numerous opportunities for attendees to network with Self-Governance Tribal leaders, coordinators, and advocates along with Federal partners and various other federal organizational leaders. Some highlights of this year’s conference to keep in mind when booking travel will be our annual healthy walk along with numerous other organized receptions and networking events.
Thank you for your continued support of Self-Governance and we hope to see you in California!
Registration (December 21, 2019 – April 15, 2020) – $425
On-site Registration – $475
EXHIBITORS & ARTISTS
To reserve an exhibitor or artist booth, contact Mandi Johnson at mandij@tribalselfgov.org or Jay Spaan at jays@tribalselfgov.org. Limited spots are available so reserve your spot today.
Join the Self-Governance Communication & Education Tribal Consortium (SGCETC), the Indian Health Service (IHS), and the Department of the Interior (DOI) in San Francisco at the 2020 Annual Tribal Self-Governance Consultation Conference happening April 26-30 at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport in Burlingame, CA.
The mission of this conference is to connect Self-Governance Tribes, those interested in Self-Governance, and Tribal organizations with Federal Partners and Organizations to discuss national issues, and share best practices. Throughout the conference there will be numerous opportunities for attendees to network with Self-Governance Tribal leaders, coordinators, and advocates along with Federal partners and various other federal organizational leaders. Some highlights of this year’s conference to keep in mind when booking travel will be our annual healthy walk along with numerous other organized receptions and networking events.
Thank you for your continued support of Self-Governance and we hope to see you in California!
Registration (December 21, 2019 – April 15, 2020) – $425
On-site Registration – $475
EXHIBITORS & ARTISTS
To reserve an exhibitor or artist booth, contact Mandi Johnson at mandij@tribalselfgov.org or Jay Spaan at jays@tribalselfgov.org. Limited spots are available so reserve your spot today.
It is a general belief within Indian communities that Culture is Prevention, Treatment, Wellness, and it is Life. This concept has been keeping the community balanced for a very long time. It is done by integrating Tribal Best Practices in the workplaces, homes, communities, and in individual paths.
Culture is the key to success and balance. It keeps the community rooted and strong so that it may overcome the trauma that the Indian population has experienced. The goal of this training is to focus on the continuum of care from Prevention to Treatment and ways we are integrating health and emergency preparedness.
Trainings will include:
Prevention Treatment
Trauma Informed Care
Pharmacology
Traditional Medicine Recovery
Swinomish Tribal Emersion Training
We’re currently seeking NASW and MHACBO credits.Register By April 27, 2020
Urban Indian Organization Leader Call – COVID-19 Update Search IHS Calendar April 28 , 2020
April 28, 2020N/A
Description
Please join IHS on Tuesday, April 28 at 4 PM (Eastern) for an important update on the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). Urban Indian Leaders will have an opportunity to provide comments and ask questions to federal officials.
Join the Self-Governance Communication & Education Tribal Consortium (SGCETC), the Indian Health Service (IHS), and the Department of the Interior (DOI) in San Francisco at the 2020 Annual Tribal Self-Governance Consultation Conference happening April 26-30 at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport in Burlingame, CA.
The mission of this conference is to connect Self-Governance Tribes, those interested in Self-Governance, and Tribal organizations with Federal Partners and Organizations to discuss national issues, and share best practices. Throughout the conference there will be numerous opportunities for attendees to network with Self-Governance Tribal leaders, coordinators, and advocates along with Federal partners and various other federal organizational leaders. Some highlights of this year’s conference to keep in mind when booking travel will be our annual healthy walk along with numerous other organized receptions and networking events.
Thank you for your continued support of Self-Governance and we hope to see you in California!
Registration (December 21, 2019 – April 15, 2020) – $425
On-site Registration – $475
EXHIBITORS & ARTISTS
To reserve an exhibitor or artist booth, contact Mandi Johnson at mandij@tribalselfgov.org or Jay Spaan at jays@tribalselfgov.org. Limited spots are available so reserve your spot today.
It is a general belief within Indian communities that Culture is Prevention, Treatment, Wellness, and it is Life. This concept has been keeping the community balanced for a very long time. It is done by integrating Tribal Best Practices in the workplaces, homes, communities, and in individual paths.
Culture is the key to success and balance. It keeps the community rooted and strong so that it may overcome the trauma that the Indian population has experienced. The goal of this training is to focus on the continuum of care from Prevention to Treatment and ways we are integrating health and emergency preparedness.
Trainings will include:
Prevention Treatment
Trauma Informed Care
Pharmacology
Traditional Medicine Recovery
Swinomish Tribal Emersion Training
We’re currently seeking NASW and MHACBO credits.Register By April 27, 2020
Joint Indian Health Service and Health Resources & Services Administration Tribal Consultation
April 29, 2020N/A
Joint Indian Health Service and Health Resources & Services Administration Tribal Consultation – Targeted Allocations of CARES Act Provider Relief Funds
Joint Indian Health Service and Health Resources & Services Administration Tribal Consultation – Targeted Allocations of CARES Act Provider Relief Funds
Please join Indian Health Service (IHS) and Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) on Wednesday, April 29 at 1 PM (Eastern)to consult with Tribal Leaders to seek input and recommendations on the additional allocations of CARES Act Provider Relief Fund, announced by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services on April 22, 2020.
Date: Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Time: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM (Eastern)
Conference Call: 800-857-5577
Participant Passcode: 6703929
AGENDA
Moderator: Ben Smith, Deputy Director for Intergovernmental Affairs, IHS
Welcome
Indian Health Service – RADM Michael Weahkee, Director, IHS
Health Resources and Services Administration – Paul Moore, Senior Health Policy Advisor, Federal Office of Rural Health Policy (FORHP), HRSA
Targeted Allocations
Ms. Jillian Curtis, Chief Financial Officer and Director of the Office of Finance and Accounting, IHS
Sarah Young, Deputy Director, Policy Research Division, FORHP, HRSA Open Discussion with Tribal Leaders
Join the Self-Governance Communication & Education Tribal Consortium (SGCETC), the Indian Health Service (IHS), and the Department of the Interior (DOI) in San Francisco at the 2020 Annual Tribal Self-Governance Consultation Conference happening April 26-30 at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport in Burlingame, CA.
The mission of this conference is to connect Self-Governance Tribes, those interested in Self-Governance, and Tribal organizations with Federal Partners and Organizations to discuss national issues, and share best practices. Throughout the conference there will be numerous opportunities for attendees to network with Self-Governance Tribal leaders, coordinators, and advocates along with Federal partners and various other federal organizational leaders. Some highlights of this year’s conference to keep in mind when booking travel will be our annual healthy walk along with numerous other organized receptions and networking events.
Thank you for your continued support of Self-Governance and we hope to see you in California!
Registration (December 21, 2019 – April 15, 2020) – $425
On-site Registration – $475
EXHIBITORS & ARTISTS
To reserve an exhibitor or artist booth, contact Mandi Johnson at mandij@tribalselfgov.org or Jay Spaan at jays@tribalselfgov.org. Limited spots are available so reserve your spot today.
It is a general belief within Indian communities that Culture is Prevention, Treatment, Wellness, and it is Life. This concept has been keeping the community balanced for a very long time. It is done by integrating Tribal Best Practices in the workplaces, homes, communities, and in individual paths.
Culture is the key to success and balance. It keeps the community rooted and strong so that it may overcome the trauma that the Indian population has experienced. The goal of this training is to focus on the continuum of care from Prevention to Treatment and ways we are integrating health and emergency preparedness.
Trainings will include:
Prevention Treatment
Trauma Informed Care
Pharmacology
Traditional Medicine Recovery
Swinomish Tribal Emersion Training
We’re currently seeking NASW and MHACBO credits.Register By April 27, 2020
Dear Tribal Leaders, Public Health Officials, and Indian Country Professionals,
Please join the Indian Country COVID-19 Response Team this Thursday, April 30, 2020 from 4:00 – 5:30 (EST) for our weekly Indian Country update. This week we will focus our dialogue on the White House Opportunity and Revitalization Council’s effort on supporting underserved communities impacted by the Coronavirus. We will feature guests from the White House Office of American Innovation to discuss strategies to support the health and economic revitalization of underserved communities.
You may register for this Thursday’s call at the following link:
Indian Country COVID-19 Response Update Call Date: Thursday, April 30, 2020 Time: 4:00 – 5:30 PM (EST) (please note time zone) Registration: RSVP HERE Note: You must RSVP to join the call. Upon successful registration, you will receive a confirmation email with dial-in instructions.
Thank you for your tireless efforts and steady partnership. We look forward to visiting you on Thursday.
Mvto/Wado,
Tyler Fish
Senior Policy Advisor & Tribal Liaison
White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs
Event Sponsor: Government
Who Should Attend: Tribal Leaders, Public Health Officials, and Indian Country Professionals
Save the Date flyer for the UISHE (United Indigenous Students in Higher Education) Salmon Bake and 49th Annual Naimuma Powwow at the PSU campus happening May 1-2.
Please reach out to Alana at the Native American Student and Community Center for any questions.
Save the Date flyer for the UISHE (United Indigenous Students in Higher Education) Salmon Bake and 49th Annual Naimuma Powwow at the PSU campus happening May 1-2.
Please reach out to Alana at the Native American Student and Community Center for any questions.
IHS Direct Service Tribes Advisory Committee Quarterly Meeting May 4 – 5, 2020
May 4, 2020N/A
The DSTAC is an advisory committee to the IHS Director, established to provide leadership, advocacy and policy guidance. The Advisory Committee holds quarterly meetings to confer with the IHS Director on current activities, policy changes and program updates.
Who Should Attend: DSTAC Members
Location
TBD
Richmond VA
Contact Info
KENNETH CORIZ
Office of Direct Service and Congracting Tribes
IHS
301-443-1104
Informational Webinar for funding Opportunity CDC-RFA- OT20-2004, Supporting Tribal Public Health Capacity in
May 4, 2020N/A
Informational Webinar for funding Opportunity CDC-RFA- OT20-2004, Supporting Tribal Public Health Capacity in Coronavirus Preparedness and Response: Submit Search May 4 , 2020
Description
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Center for State Tribal, Local and Territorial Support will be hosting a Webinar for CDC-RFA- OT20-2004, Supporting Tribal Public Health Capacity in Coronavirus Preparedness and Response:
This emergency funding opportunity is designed to fund federally recognized tribes that contract or compact with the Indian Health Service under Title I and Title V of the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act, or consortia of these tribes, or their bona fide agents. All federally recognized tribes, tribal organizations, consortia of federally recognized tribes, or their bona fide agents are also eligible for funding under this announcement. During a national emergency, these organizations are uniquely positioned to provide emergency preparedness and response support for tribal health departments and other components of the tribal public health system.
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Who Should Attend: Native American tribal governments (Federally recognized) and Native American tribal organizations (other than Federally recognized tribal governments)
IHS Direct Service Tribes Advisory Committee Quarterly Meeting May 4 – 5, 2020
May 5, 2020N/A
The DSTAC is an advisory committee to the IHS Director, established to provide leadership, advocacy and policy guidance. The Advisory Committee holds quarterly meetings to confer with the IHS Director on current activities, policy changes and program updates.
Who Should Attend: DSTAC Members
Location
TBD
Richmond VA
Contact Info
KENNETH CORIZ
Office of Direct Service and Congracting Tribes
IHS
301-443-1104
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
Facilities Appropriations Advisory Board (FAAB) Meeting: The IHS utilizes the FAAB to ensure that there is input from the American Indian/Alaska Native AI/AN) communities with programs associated with the Office of Environmental Health and Engineering (OEHE).
Parklawn Building
5600 Fishers Lane
Rockville MD 20857
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
Facilities Appropriations Advisory Board (FAAB) Meeting: The IHS utilizes the FAAB to ensure that there is input from the American Indian/Alaska Native AI/AN) communities with programs associated with the Office of Environmental Health and Engineering (OEHE).
Parklawn Building
5600 Fishers Lane
Rockville MD 20857
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
Ticey Mason (Siletz), MA Sixes (Kwatami), Mikonotunne, Joshua (Chemetunne), Chasta Costa, Tututni
Pronouns | she. her. hers.
Director, Northwest Tribal Dental Support Center
Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board
2121 SW Broadway, Suite 300
Portland, OR 97201 tmason@npaihb.org
(503) 416-3267
Ticey Mason (Siletz), MA Sixes (Kwatami), Mikonotunne, Joshua (Chemetunne), Chasta Costa, Tututni
Pronouns | she. her. hers.
Director, Northwest Tribal Dental Support Center
Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board
2121 SW Broadway, Suite 300
Portland, OR 97201 tmason@npaihb.org
(503) 416-3267
Ticey Mason (Siletz), MA Sixes (Kwatami), Mikonotunne, Joshua (Chemetunne), Chasta Costa, Tututni
Pronouns | she. her. hers.
Director, Northwest Tribal Dental Support Center
Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board
2121 SW Broadway, Suite 300
Portland, OR 97201 tmason@npaihb.org
(503) 416-3267
2020 Annual Self-Governance Consultation Conference Apr 26 – 30
UISHE (United Indigenous Students in Higher Education) Salmon Bake May 1 – 2
