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June 6, 2017
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Where
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Dena’ina Civic and Convention Center, 600 W 7th Ave, Anchorage, AK 99501, USA (map) |
Together We Rise: Sustaining Tribal Public Health as a National Priority
- Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
- Public Health Policy, Infrastructure and Capacity
- Substance Misuse and Behavioral Health
- Climate Change and Environmental Health
- Empowering Youth Wellness
RPMS / DMS Diabetes Training June 6 – 8
June 6, 2017 N/A
Diabetes training class with Don Head, dhead@npaihb.org
NIHB National Tribal Public Health Summit
June 7, 2017 N/A
Start Date: 06/06/2017
End Date: 06/08/2017
Description: National Indian Health Board 2017 National Tribal Public Health Summit
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Where
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Dena’ina Civic and Convention Center, 600 W 7th Ave, Anchorage, AK 99501, USA (map) |
Together We Rise: Sustaining Tribal Public Health as a National Priority
- Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
- Public Health Policy, Infrastructure and Capacity
- Substance Misuse and Behavioral Health
- Climate Change and Environmental Health
- Empowering Youth Wellness
RPMS / DMS Diabetes Training June 6 – 8
June 7, 2017 N/A
Diabetes training class with Don Head, dhead@npaihb.org
NIHB National Tribal Public Health Summit
June 8, 2017 N/A
Start Date: 06/06/2017
End Date: 06/08/2017
Description: National Indian Health Board 2017 National Tribal Public Health Summit
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Where
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Dena’ina Civic and Convention Center, 600 W 7th Ave, Anchorage, AK 99501, USA (map) |
Together We Rise: Sustaining Tribal Public Health as a National Priority
- Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
- Public Health Policy, Infrastructure and Capacity
- Substance Misuse and Behavioral Health
- Climate Change and Environmental Health
- Empowering Youth Wellness
RPMS / DMS Diabetes Training June 6 – 8
June 8, 2017 N/A
Diabetes training class with Don Head, dhead@npaihb.org
American Indian Health Commission (AIHC) June 8
June 8, 2017 N/A
The American Indian Health Commission (AIHC) is a Tribally-driven, non-profit organization in Washington State. The AIHC is comprised of delegates appointed by resolutions from 28 Tribes and two Urban Indian Health Organizations. The AIHC’s mission is to improve the overall health of American Indian and Alaska Natives through advocacy, policy and programs to advance best practices.
AIHC Delegates Meeting Dates 2017:
June 8th Thursday 9 am – 3 pm
The NATIVE Project- Spokane
August Thursday 9 am- 3 pm
To be Determined-date conflicted with Canoe Journey
October 13th Friday 9 am to 3 pm
Muckleshoot- tentatively
December 14th, Thursday 9 am- 3 pm
ANNUAL MEETING!
Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe
Vicki Lowe
Executive Director
American Indian Health Commission
808 N. 5th Avenue
Sequim, WA 98382
360-477-4522
360-460-3580 (cell)
2017 Summer Institute (NARCH)
June 9, 2017 N/A
More info to come so stay tuned!
For inquiries please contact:
Tanya Firemoon
tfiremoon@npaihb.org
2017 Summer Institute (NARCH)
June 10, 2017 N/A
More info to come so stay tuned!
For inquiries please contact:
Tanya Firemoon
tfiremoon@npaihb.org
2017 Summer Institute (NARCH)
June 11, 2017 N/A
More info to come so stay tuned!
For inquiries please contact:
Tanya Firemoon
tfiremoon@npaihb.org
NCAI Mid Year Conference and Marketplace June 11 – 14
June 11, 2017 N/A
| Description: | National Congress of American Indians Mid Year Conference and Marketplace |
| Location: | Mohegan Sun Uncasville CT |
| Contact Info: | NCAI Office (202) 466-7767 |
2017 Summer Institute (NARCH)
June 12, 2017 N/A
More info to come so stay tuned!
For inquiries please contact:
Tanya Firemoon
tfiremoon@npaihb.org
NCAI Mid Year Conference and Marketplace June 11 – 14
June 12, 2017 N/A
| Description: | National Congress of American Indians Mid Year Conference and Marketplace |
| Location: | Mohegan Sun Uncasville CT |
| Contact Info: | NCAI Office (202) 466-7767 |
Idaho Indian Education Summit June 12 – 13
June 12, 2017 N/A
Constructing context for equity in education
Venue: Red Lion Hotel
1800 West Fairview Ave.
Boise, ID 83702
208-344-7691
Fees are non-refundable.
Teacher in-service credit will
be available. Details will be provided at the Summit.
Must attend both days to receive credit.
Register At: sde.idaho.gov/events/indian-summit
June 12-13, 2017
Monday and Tuesday
Registration fee: $75
Mention Group Code: INED 0610
NCAI 2017 Mid Year Conference & Marketplace
June 12, 2017 N/A
Date: Jun 12, 2017 – Jun 15, 2017
Where: Mohegan Sun, Uncasville, CT
Registration will open after our 2017 Executive Council Winter Session.
2017 Summer Institute (NARCH)
June 13, 2017 N/A
More info to come so stay tuned!
For inquiries please contact:
Tanya Firemoon
tfiremoon@npaihb.org
NCAI Mid Year Conference and Marketplace June 11 – 14
June 13, 2017 N/A
| Description: | National Congress of American Indians Mid Year Conference and Marketplace |
| Location: | Mohegan Sun Uncasville CT |
| Contact Info: | NCAI Office (202) 466-7767 |
Idaho Indian Education Summit June 12 – 13
June 13, 2017 N/A
Constructing context for equity in education
Venue: Red Lion Hotel
1800 West Fairview Ave.
Boise, ID 83702
208-344-7691
Fees are non-refundable.
Teacher in-service credit will
be available. Details will be provided at the Summit.
Must attend both days to receive credit.
Register At: sde.idaho.gov/events/indian-summit
June 12-13, 2017
Monday and Tuesday
Registration fee: $75
Mention Group Code: INED 0610
NCAI 2017 Mid Year Conference & Marketplace
June 13, 2017 N/A
Date: Jun 12, 2017 – Jun 15, 2017
Where: Mohegan Sun, Uncasville, CT
Registration will open after our 2017 Executive Council Winter Session.
Public Health Improvement Training
June 13, 2017 N/A
PHIT offers hands-on training workshops and networking opportunities to support health professionals in taking action on public health performance improvement. Join PHIT participants in a wealth of interactive learning, skills-building, and discussion groups designed for a variety of experience levels.PHIT 2017 will offer networking opportunities and a variety of interactive, skill-building workshops in public health performance improvement topics such as:
– Change management
– Health assessment and improvement planning
– National voluntary accreditation
– Partnerships
– Performance management
– Quality improvement and facilitation
– Workforce development
Abstracts are due Feb. 28
Register by May 10
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When
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Tue Jun 13 – Wed Jun 14, 2017 |
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Where
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Sheraton Albuquerque Uptown, 2600 Louisiana Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110, USA (map) |
2017 Summer Institute (NARCH)
June 14, 2017 N/A
More info to come so stay tuned!
For inquiries please contact:
Tanya Firemoon
tfiremoon@npaihb.org
NCAI Mid Year Conference and Marketplace June 11 – 14
June 14, 2017 N/A
| Description: | National Congress of American Indians Mid Year Conference and Marketplace |
| Location: | Mohegan Sun Uncasville CT |
| Contact Info: | NCAI Office (202) 466-7767 |
NCAI 2017 Mid Year Conference & Marketplace
June 14, 2017 N/A
Date: Jun 12, 2017 – Jun 15, 2017
Where: Mohegan Sun, Uncasville, CT
Registration will open after our 2017 Executive Council Winter Session.
Public Health Improvement Training
June 14, 2017 N/A
PHIT offers hands-on training workshops and networking opportunities to support health professionals in taking action on public health performance improvement. Join PHIT participants in a wealth of interactive learning, skills-building, and discussion groups designed for a variety of experience levels.PHIT 2017 will offer networking opportunities and a variety of interactive, skill-building workshops in public health performance improvement topics such as:
– Change management
– Health assessment and improvement planning
– National voluntary accreditation
– Partnerships
– Performance management
– Quality improvement and facilitation
– Workforce development
Abstracts are due Feb. 28
Register by May 10
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When
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Tue Jun 13 – Wed Jun 14, 2017 |
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Where
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Sheraton Albuquerque Uptown, 2600 Louisiana Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110, USA (map) |
2017 Summer Institute (NARCH)
June 15, 2017 N/A
More info to come so stay tuned!
For inquiries please contact:
Tanya Firemoon
tfiremoon@npaihb.org
NCAI 2017 Mid Year Conference & Marketplace
June 15, 2017 N/A
Date: Jun 12, 2017 – Jun 15, 2017
Where: Mohegan Sun, Uncasville, CT
Registration will open after our 2017 Executive Council Winter Session.
Community Health Tools Workshop
June 15, 2017
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We are pleased to offer this one day workshop which will provide tools for basic grant writing, strategic planning and program evaluation.
This workshop is open to all members of Northwest Tribes or those working with Northwest Tribes.
Community Health Tools Workshop
Registration is open
2017 Summer Institute (NARCH)
June 16, 2017 N/A
More info to come so stay tuned!
For inquiries please contact:
Tanya Firemoon
tfiremoon@npaihb.org
71s ANNUAL LUMMI NATION STOMMISH WATER FESTIVAL HONORS THE VETERANS June 16 -18
June 16, 2017 N/A
71st Annual Lummi Nation Stommish Water Festival, “Water is Life” is set for June 16-18, 2017, at Gooseberry Point, 15 miles west of Bellingham, Wa. The Lummi veterans who served during the Korean War will be honored.
In 1946, when World War II Lummi Veterans were returning home, the WWI Lummi People decided to celebrate their safe return, and that his how the Stommish began. Henry Cagey, Chairman of the Lummi Stommish Committee a Lummi Indian Business Council member and a veteran said, “It is an important event for the Lummi Nation bringing together community, families and our neighbors to join festivities in honor of our Veterans. This annual event is a way to share our culture.”
The Lummi Stommish Pageant and recognition of our Lummi Veterans is scheduled for Wednesday, June 14, 2017, 5 p.m. at the Wexliem Building, 2334 Lummi View Drive on the Lummi Reservation, located at Gooseberry Point. Contestants will get the opportunity to display their talents and also address the audience. The categories include: Lummi Stommish Princess and Warrior (age 15-18); Junior Princess and Junior Warrior (age 12-14); Miss Tween and Tween Warrior (age 9-11); Little Princess and Little Warrior (age 6-8); and Tiny Tots (5 and under). A dinner will be compliments of the Silver Reef Casino.
Pageant Coordinator, Cynthia Wilson said, “This year, past Lummi Stommish Princess Norma Bosler will be honored and recognized, and she was crowned in 1950.” Wilson is very excited because there are 15 contestants this year.
A Veterans Parade “Honoring Our Heroes” is scheduled for Saturday, June 17, 2017, 12:00 noon at the Lummi Stommish Grounds. Followed by the 11 men and 11 women war canoe races, including the six men and six women canoe races, the doubles and singles Other events will include a traditional “Swan Clan Dancers” performance, along with a Sla Hal Bone Game Tournament.
The Sla Hal Bone Game Tournament registration is Saturday, June 17, 2017, 12:00 – 2:00 p.m. The entry fee is $150.00 for the three to five member teams. The first prize will be $10,000 and jackets; second prize $5,000 and jackets; third prize $3,000 and jackets; and fourth prize $2,000 and hoodies. For more information, contact Lawrence Solomon at LawrenceS@lummi-nsn.gov (360) 510-9637or Travis Brockie at TravisB@lummi-nsn.gov.
On Sunday, June 18, 2017, the canoe races begin at 11:00 a.m. Entertainment will include various indigenous dance groups, the Blackhawk Singers, the “Red River Band”, 50’s and 60’s Rock ‘n Roll music. There will be a carnival for all to enjoy. The Lummi Nation will offer the famous barbecued salmon, fresh crab, along with vendors with other foods, arts and crafts.
This festival is a drug and alcohol free event.
For more information: lumminationstommish.com or contact Henry Cagey, Lummi Stommish Committee Chairman at (360) 312-2000 or Lyn Dennis, Public Relations at (360) 463-6621 or e-mail: warriorwoman747@yahoo.com
2017 Summer Institute (NARCH)
June 17, 2017 N/A
More info to come so stay tuned!
For inquiries please contact:
Tanya Firemoon
tfiremoon@npaihb.org
71s ANNUAL LUMMI NATION STOMMISH WATER FESTIVAL HONORS THE VETERANS June 16 -18
June 17, 2017 N/A
71st Annual Lummi Nation Stommish Water Festival, “Water is Life” is set for June 16-18, 2017, at Gooseberry Point, 15 miles west of Bellingham, Wa. The Lummi veterans who served during the Korean War will be honored.
In 1946, when World War II Lummi Veterans were returning home, the WWI Lummi People decided to celebrate their safe return, and that his how the Stommish began. Henry Cagey, Chairman of the Lummi Stommish Committee a Lummi Indian Business Council member and a veteran said, “It is an important event for the Lummi Nation bringing together community, families and our neighbors to join festivities in honor of our Veterans. This annual event is a way to share our culture.”
The Lummi Stommish Pageant and recognition of our Lummi Veterans is scheduled for Wednesday, June 14, 2017, 5 p.m. at the Wexliem Building, 2334 Lummi View Drive on the Lummi Reservation, located at Gooseberry Point. Contestants will get the opportunity to display their talents and also address the audience. The categories include: Lummi Stommish Princess and Warrior (age 15-18); Junior Princess and Junior Warrior (age 12-14); Miss Tween and Tween Warrior (age 9-11); Little Princess and Little Warrior (age 6-8); and Tiny Tots (5 and under). A dinner will be compliments of the Silver Reef Casino.
Pageant Coordinator, Cynthia Wilson said, “This year, past Lummi Stommish Princess Norma Bosler will be honored and recognized, and she was crowned in 1950.” Wilson is very excited because there are 15 contestants this year.
A Veterans Parade “Honoring Our Heroes” is scheduled for Saturday, June 17, 2017, 12:00 noon at the Lummi Stommish Grounds. Followed by the 11 men and 11 women war canoe races, including the six men and six women canoe races, the doubles and singles Other events will include a traditional “Swan Clan Dancers” performance, along with a Sla Hal Bone Game Tournament.
The Sla Hal Bone Game Tournament registration is Saturday, June 17, 2017, 12:00 – 2:00 p.m. The entry fee is $150.00 for the three to five member teams. The first prize will be $10,000 and jackets; second prize $5,000 and jackets; third prize $3,000 and jackets; and fourth prize $2,000 and hoodies. For more information, contact Lawrence Solomon at LawrenceS@lummi-nsn.gov (360) 510-9637or Travis Brockie at TravisB@lummi-nsn.gov.
On Sunday, June 18, 2017, the canoe races begin at 11:00 a.m. Entertainment will include various indigenous dance groups, the Blackhawk Singers, the “Red River Band”, 50’s and 60’s Rock ‘n Roll music. There will be a carnival for all to enjoy. The Lummi Nation will offer the famous barbecued salmon, fresh crab, along with vendors with other foods, arts and crafts.
This festival is a drug and alcohol free event.
For more information: lumminationstommish.com or contact Henry Cagey, Lummi Stommish Committee Chairman at (360) 312-2000 or Lyn Dennis, Public Relations at (360) 463-6621 or e-mail: warriorwoman747@yahoo.com
2017 Summer Institute (NARCH)
June 18, 2017 N/A
More info to come so stay tuned!
For inquiries please contact:
Tanya Firemoon
tfiremoon@npaihb.org
71s ANNUAL LUMMI NATION STOMMISH WATER FESTIVAL HONORS THE VETERANS June 16 -18
June 18, 2017 N/A
71st Annual Lummi Nation Stommish Water Festival, “Water is Life” is set for June 16-18, 2017, at Gooseberry Point, 15 miles west of Bellingham, Wa. The Lummi veterans who served during the Korean War will be honored.
In 1946, when World War II Lummi Veterans were returning home, the WWI Lummi People decided to celebrate their safe return, and that his how the Stommish began. Henry Cagey, Chairman of the Lummi Stommish Committee a Lummi Indian Business Council member and a veteran said, “It is an important event for the Lummi Nation bringing together community, families and our neighbors to join festivities in honor of our Veterans. This annual event is a way to share our culture.”
The Lummi Stommish Pageant and recognition of our Lummi Veterans is scheduled for Wednesday, June 14, 2017, 5 p.m. at the Wexliem Building, 2334 Lummi View Drive on the Lummi Reservation, located at Gooseberry Point. Contestants will get the opportunity to display their talents and also address the audience. The categories include: Lummi Stommish Princess and Warrior (age 15-18); Junior Princess and Junior Warrior (age 12-14); Miss Tween and Tween Warrior (age 9-11); Little Princess and Little Warrior (age 6-8); and Tiny Tots (5 and under). A dinner will be compliments of the Silver Reef Casino.
Pageant Coordinator, Cynthia Wilson said, “This year, past Lummi Stommish Princess Norma Bosler will be honored and recognized, and she was crowned in 1950.” Wilson is very excited because there are 15 contestants this year.
A Veterans Parade “Honoring Our Heroes” is scheduled for Saturday, June 17, 2017, 12:00 noon at the Lummi Stommish Grounds. Followed by the 11 men and 11 women war canoe races, including the six men and six women canoe races, the doubles and singles Other events will include a traditional “Swan Clan Dancers” performance, along with a Sla Hal Bone Game Tournament.
The Sla Hal Bone Game Tournament registration is Saturday, June 17, 2017, 12:00 – 2:00 p.m. The entry fee is $150.00 for the three to five member teams. The first prize will be $10,000 and jackets; second prize $5,000 and jackets; third prize $3,000 and jackets; and fourth prize $2,000 and hoodies. For more information, contact Lawrence Solomon at LawrenceS@lummi-nsn.gov (360) 510-9637or Travis Brockie at TravisB@lummi-nsn.gov.
On Sunday, June 18, 2017, the canoe races begin at 11:00 a.m. Entertainment will include various indigenous dance groups, the Blackhawk Singers, the “Red River Band”, 50’s and 60’s Rock ‘n Roll music. There will be a carnival for all to enjoy. The Lummi Nation will offer the famous barbecued salmon, fresh crab, along with vendors with other foods, arts and crafts.
This festival is a drug and alcohol free event.
For more information: lumminationstommish.com or contact Henry Cagey, Lummi Stommish Committee Chairman at (360) 312-2000 or Lyn Dennis, Public Relations at (360) 463-6621 or e-mail: warriorwoman747@yahoo.com
2017 Summer Institute (NARCH)
June 19, 2017 N/A
More info to come so stay tuned!
For inquiries please contact:
Tanya Firemoon
tfiremoon@npaihb.org
2017 IHS National Combined Councils Meeting June 19-22
June 19, 2017 N/A
2017 IHS National Combined Councils Meeting
Start Date: 06/19/2017
End Date: 06/22/2017
Description: This 3½ day meeting is designed for NCC members and IHS, Tribal, and Urban [I/T/U] personnel from each Area and HQ Offices, and from throughout our health care delivery system. The NCCs will convene at this meeting to engage in thought-provoking, innovative, cross-council discussions about current issues in Indian Health, identify innovative strategies to address health care issues, network and collaborate on recommendations with HQ Leadership, and focus on issues related to building a quality workforce.
Location:
Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center
2800 Opryland Drive
Nashville, Tennessee 37214 USA
- Phone: 1-615-889-1000
- Fax: 1-615-871-7741
2017 Summer Institute (NARCH)
June 20, 2017 N/A
More info to come so stay tuned!
For inquiries please contact:
Tanya Firemoon
tfiremoon@npaihb.org
2017 IHS National Combined Councils Meeting June 19-22
June 20, 2017 N/A
2017 IHS National Combined Councils Meeting
Start Date: 06/19/2017
End Date: 06/22/2017
Description: This 3½ day meeting is designed for NCC members and IHS, Tribal, and Urban [I/T/U] personnel from each Area and HQ Offices, and from throughout our health care delivery system. The NCCs will convene at this meeting to engage in thought-provoking, innovative, cross-council discussions about current issues in Indian Health, identify innovative strategies to address health care issues, network and collaborate on recommendations with HQ Leadership, and focus on issues related to building a quality workforce.
Location:
Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center
2800 Opryland Drive
Nashville, Tennessee 37214 USA
- Phone: 1-615-889-1000
- Fax: 1-615-871-7741
2017 Summer Institute (NARCH)
June 21, 2017 N/A
More info to come so stay tuned!
For inquiries please contact:
Tanya Firemoon
tfiremoon@npaihb.org
2017 IHS National Combined Councils Meeting June 19-22
June 21, 2017 N/A
2017 IHS National Combined Councils Meeting
Start Date: 06/19/2017
End Date: 06/22/2017
Description: This 3½ day meeting is designed for NCC members and IHS, Tribal, and Urban [I/T/U] personnel from each Area and HQ Offices, and from throughout our health care delivery system. The NCCs will convene at this meeting to engage in thought-provoking, innovative, cross-council discussions about current issues in Indian Health, identify innovative strategies to address health care issues, network and collaborate on recommendations with HQ Leadership, and focus on issues related to building a quality workforce.
Location:
Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center
2800 Opryland Drive
Nashville, Tennessee 37214 USA
- Phone: 1-615-889-1000
- Fax: 1-615-871-7741
2017 Summer Institute (NARCH)
June 22, 2017 N/A
More info to come so stay tuned!
For inquiries please contact:
Tanya Firemoon
tfiremoon@npaihb.org
2017 IHS National Combined Councils Meeting June 19-22
June 22, 2017 N/A
2017 IHS National Combined Councils Meeting
Start Date: 06/19/2017
End Date: 06/22/2017
Description: This 3½ day meeting is designed for NCC members and IHS, Tribal, and Urban [I/T/U] personnel from each Area and HQ Offices, and from throughout our health care delivery system. The NCCs will convene at this meeting to engage in thought-provoking, innovative, cross-council discussions about current issues in Indian Health, identify innovative strategies to address health care issues, network and collaborate on recommendations with HQ Leadership, and focus on issues related to building a quality workforce.
Location:
Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center
2800 Opryland Drive
Nashville, Tennessee 37214 USA
- Phone: 1-615-889-1000
- Fax: 1-615-871-7741
2017 Summer Institute (NARCH)
June 23, 2017 N/A
More info to come so stay tuned!
For inquiries please contact:
Tanya Firemoon
tfiremoon@npaihb.org
OHA (Oregon Health Authority) Tribal Monthly Meeting June 23
June 23, 2017 N/A
Meeting Date: June 23, 2017
Meeting Time: 10:00 am – 1:00 pm
Meeting Location: Warm Springs Health and Wellness Center Atrium Conference Room
1270 Kot-Num Rd. Warm Springs OR
Conference line: 888-363-4734 Code: 3292468
Meeting Purpose: The purpose of this meeting is for planning, coordination, and collaboration with the 9 Oregon Tribes, NARA, NPAIHB and OHA.
Agenda Presenter Time
Welcome, Traditional Opening, Introductions Caroline Cruz 10:00-10:05
1) Review meeting minutes, agenda updates or changes All 10:05-10:10
Background: Review notes and follow-up from the last meeting to ensure progress.
2) Tribal Priority List Review Julie Johnson 10:10-10:40
Background: The priorities list is the guiding document for current work of Tribal Affairs. Working with OHA, the tribes will decide which areas will be focused on first and foremost.
3) Tribal Consultation Policy Update All 10:40-11:00
Background: The current Tribal Consultation Policy needs to be updated. Tribal representatives are working on their updates/recommendations and then will be shared with OHA.
4) Tribal Affairs processes, communications, meetings, etc. Julie Johnson 11:00-11:20
Background: Developing frameworks, what improvements are needed.
5) TTCM Workgroup Planning Janna Starr 11:20-11:40
Background: Update on processes and schedule a meeting to continue work on this.
6) Eligibility/enrollment Changes Janna Starr 11:40-12:00
Background: Discussion regarding the move of OHP eligibility/enrolment from OHA to DHS.
7) Opioid State Targeted Response Grant Rusha Grinstead 12:00-12:30
Background: Discuss the public education messaging for opioids/other substances that are specific to tribal communities.
Next Meeting: July 14, 2017 10:00 am – 1:00 pm, Salem OR
Tribal Pharmacy SPA and Rule Change Meeting June 23
June 23, 2017 N/A
June 23, 2017
2:00 pm – 4:30 pm
Warm Springs Health and Wellness Center Atrium Conference Room
1270 Kot-Num Rd. Warm Springs OR
Conference line: 888-363-4734 Code: 3292468
- Review draft Oregon Administrative Rule revision – Selected Sections of OAR 410-146
Decision points:
- Do tribes want the All-Inclusive Rate (Encounter) option available to tribal pharmacies
- If so, how many filled prescriptions would tribes recommend constitute one paid encounter?
Other policy questions?
- Timelines
- SPAs (1. all-inclusive rates) and (2. dispensing fees)
- Rule
- Effective Date(s)
- Rules Advisory Committee
- Invitation & Responses
- Other
2017 Summer Institute (NARCH)
June 24, 2017 N/A
More info to come so stay tuned!
For inquiries please contact:
Tanya Firemoon
tfiremoon@npaihb.org
2017 Summer Institute (NARCH)
June 25, 2017 N/A
More info to come so stay tuned!
For inquiries please contact:
Tanya Firemoon
tfiremoon@npaihb.org
2017 Summer Institute (NARCH)
June 26, 2017 N/A
More info to come so stay tuned!
For inquiries please contact:
Tanya Firemoon
tfiremoon@npaihb.org
7th Annual THRIVE Conference will be held on June 26-30
June 26, 2017 N/A
WHO: For American Indian and Alaska Native Youth
• Limit of 4 youth (13-19 yo) per Tribe or Urban Area.
• Limit of 1-2 Chaperones per group registering. **This year background
checks are required for all adults facilitating or attending.
• Activities, materials, lunch and snacks Mon-Thurs. will be provided.
• Travel, parking, lodging, breakfast and dinners are not included.
WHERE: Native American Student and Community Center at Portland State University (PSU) in Portland, OR
LODGING: University Place Hotel – group rate “THRIVE Conference” for $89/night + tax for 2 or $109 for 4, the room block deadline is May 30, 2017 for reservations call 866.845.4647. Breakfast and wi-fi are included in this rate. Parking is $15/night.
Additional hotels can be found in downtown Portland and near the Portland airport which can
be reached by Max Train from the conference location. Contact THRIVE staff for additional hotel options if needed.
WHY: Build protective factors and increase your skills and self-esteem, connect with other young Natives, learn about healthy behaviors (suicide prevention, healthy relationships, etc.) and how to strengthen your nation through culture, prevention, connections, and empowerment!
WHAT: This conference is made up of four workshop tracks and each youth will need to rank their preference for which workshop they want to be in when they are registered.
The tracks are: digital storytelling, beats lyrics leaders
(song writing and production), We Are Native youth ambassador leadership (additional application required), and a
science and medical track sponsored by the Oregon Health and Science University.
Registration (free) will open t he first week in April 2017!!
Contact Information:
Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board’s project THRIVE
Celena McCray, project coordinator
Ph. 503-228-4185 x 270
Email. cmccray@npaihb.org
Website. http://www.npaihb.org/epicenter/project/thrive
2017 Summer Institute (NARCH)
June 27, 2017 N/A
More info to come so stay tuned!
For inquiries please contact:
Tanya Firemoon
tfiremoon@npaihb.org
7th Annual THRIVE Conference will be held on June 26-30
June 27, 2017 N/A
WHO: For American Indian and Alaska Native Youth
• Limit of 4 youth (13-19 yo) per Tribe or Urban Area.
• Limit of 1-2 Chaperones per group registering. **This year background
checks are required for all adults facilitating or attending.
• Activities, materials, lunch and snacks Mon-Thurs. will be provided.
• Travel, parking, lodging, breakfast and dinners are not included.
WHERE: Native American Student and Community Center at Portland State University (PSU) in Portland, OR
LODGING: University Place Hotel – group rate “THRIVE Conference” for $89/night + tax for 2 or $109 for 4, the room block deadline is May 30, 2017 for reservations call 866.845.4647. Breakfast and wi-fi are included in this rate. Parking is $15/night.
Additional hotels can be found in downtown Portland and near the Portland airport which can
be reached by Max Train from the conference location. Contact THRIVE staff for additional hotel options if needed.
WHY: Build protective factors and increase your skills and self-esteem, connect with other young Natives, learn about healthy behaviors (suicide prevention, healthy relationships, etc.) and how to strengthen your nation through culture, prevention, connections, and empowerment!
WHAT: This conference is made up of four workshop tracks and each youth will need to rank their preference for which workshop they want to be in when they are registered.
The tracks are: digital storytelling, beats lyrics leaders
(song writing and production), We Are Native youth ambassador leadership (additional application required), and a
science and medical track sponsored by the Oregon Health and Science University.
Registration (free) will open t he first week in April 2017!!
Contact Information:
Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board’s project THRIVE
Celena McCray, project coordinator
Ph. 503-228-4185 x 270
Email. cmccray@npaihb.org
Website. http://www.npaihb.org/epicenter/project/thrive
2017 Summer Institute (NARCH)
June 28, 2017 N/A
More info to come so stay tuned!
For inquiries please contact:
Tanya Firemoon
tfiremoon@npaihb.org
7th Annual THRIVE Conference will be held on June 26-30
June 28, 2017 N/A
WHO: For American Indian and Alaska Native Youth
• Limit of 4 youth (13-19 yo) per Tribe or Urban Area.
• Limit of 1-2 Chaperones per group registering. **This year background
checks are required for all adults facilitating or attending.
• Activities, materials, lunch and snacks Mon-Thurs. will be provided.
• Travel, parking, lodging, breakfast and dinners are not included.
WHERE: Native American Student and Community Center at Portland State University (PSU) in Portland, OR
LODGING: University Place Hotel – group rate “THRIVE Conference” for $89/night + tax for 2 or $109 for 4, the room block deadline is May 30, 2017 for reservations call 866.845.4647. Breakfast and wi-fi are included in this rate. Parking is $15/night.
Additional hotels can be found in downtown Portland and near the Portland airport which can
be reached by Max Train from the conference location. Contact THRIVE staff for additional hotel options if needed.
WHY: Build protective factors and increase your skills and self-esteem, connect with other young Natives, learn about healthy behaviors (suicide prevention, healthy relationships, etc.) and how to strengthen your nation through culture, prevention, connections, and empowerment!
WHAT: This conference is made up of four workshop tracks and each youth will need to rank their preference for which workshop they want to be in when they are registered.
The tracks are: digital storytelling, beats lyrics leaders
(song writing and production), We Are Native youth ambassador leadership (additional application required), and a
science and medical track sponsored by the Oregon Health and Science University.
Registration (free) will open t he first week in April 2017!!
Contact Information:
Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board’s project THRIVE
Celena McCray, project coordinator
Ph. 503-228-4185 x 270
Email. cmccray@npaihb.org
Website. http://www.npaihb.org/epicenter/project/thrive
SAVE THE DATE–ISAC Semi-Annual Meeting June 28 – 29
June 28, 2017 N/A
| IHS Information Systems Advisory Committee Semi-Annual Meeting at the HHS Regional Office in Chicago, IL | |
| Registration Fee: | |
| Who Should Attend: | ISAC Members open meeting |
| Location: | Two Illinois Center 233 North Michigan Avenue, Conf Rm 1329 Chicago IL 60601 |
| Contact Info: | Christy Tayrien (918) 336-4181 |
2017 Summer Institute (NARCH)
June 29, 2017 N/A
More info to come so stay tuned!
For inquiries please contact:
Tanya Firemoon
tfiremoon@npaihb.org
7th Annual THRIVE Conference will be held on June 26-30
June 29, 2017 N/A
WHO: For American Indian and Alaska Native Youth
• Limit of 4 youth (13-19 yo) per Tribe or Urban Area.
• Limit of 1-2 Chaperones per group registering. **This year background
checks are required for all adults facilitating or attending.
• Activities, materials, lunch and snacks Mon-Thurs. will be provided.
• Travel, parking, lodging, breakfast and dinners are not included.
WHERE: Native American Student and Community Center at Portland State University (PSU) in Portland, OR
LODGING: University Place Hotel – group rate “THRIVE Conference” for $89/night + tax for 2 or $109 for 4, the room block deadline is May 30, 2017 for reservations call 866.845.4647. Breakfast and wi-fi are included in this rate. Parking is $15/night.
Additional hotels can be found in downtown Portland and near the Portland airport which can
be reached by Max Train from the conference location. Contact THRIVE staff for additional hotel options if needed.
WHY: Build protective factors and increase your skills and self-esteem, connect with other young Natives, learn about healthy behaviors (suicide prevention, healthy relationships, etc.) and how to strengthen your nation through culture, prevention, connections, and empowerment!
WHAT: This conference is made up of four workshop tracks and each youth will need to rank their preference for which workshop they want to be in when they are registered.
The tracks are: digital storytelling, beats lyrics leaders
(song writing and production), We Are Native youth ambassador leadership (additional application required), and a
science and medical track sponsored by the Oregon Health and Science University.
Registration (free) will open t he first week in April 2017!!
Contact Information:
Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board’s project THRIVE
Celena McCray, project coordinator
Ph. 503-228-4185 x 270
Email. cmccray@npaihb.org
Website. http://www.npaihb.org/epicenter/project/thrive
SAVE THE DATE–ISAC Semi-Annual Meeting June 28 – 29
June 29, 2017 N/A
| IHS Information Systems Advisory Committee Semi-Annual Meeting at the HHS Regional Office in Chicago, IL | |
| Registration Fee: | |
| Who Should Attend: | ISAC Members open meeting |
| Location: | Two Illinois Center 233 North Michigan Avenue, Conf Rm 1329 Chicago IL 60601 |
| Contact Info: | Christy Tayrien (918) 336-4181 |
2017 Summer Institute (NARCH)
June 30, 2017 N/A
More info to come so stay tuned!
For inquiries please contact:
Tanya Firemoon
tfiremoon@npaihb.org
7th Annual THRIVE Conference will be held on June 26-30
June 30, 2017 N/A
WHO: For American Indian and Alaska Native Youth
• Limit of 4 youth (13-19 yo) per Tribe or Urban Area.
• Limit of 1-2 Chaperones per group registering. **This year background
checks are required for all adults facilitating or attending.
• Activities, materials, lunch and snacks Mon-Thurs. will be provided.
• Travel, parking, lodging, breakfast and dinners are not included.
WHERE: Native American Student and Community Center at Portland State University (PSU) in Portland, OR
LODGING: University Place Hotel – group rate “THRIVE Conference” for $89/night + tax for 2 or $109 for 4, the room block deadline is May 30, 2017 for reservations call 866.845.4647. Breakfast and wi-fi are included in this rate. Parking is $15/night.
Additional hotels can be found in downtown Portland and near the Portland airport which can
be reached by Max Train from the conference location. Contact THRIVE staff for additional hotel options if needed.
WHY: Build protective factors and increase your skills and self-esteem, connect with other young Natives, learn about healthy behaviors (suicide prevention, healthy relationships, etc.) and how to strengthen your nation through culture, prevention, connections, and empowerment!
WHAT: This conference is made up of four workshop tracks and each youth will need to rank their preference for which workshop they want to be in when they are registered.
The tracks are: digital storytelling, beats lyrics leaders
(song writing and production), We Are Native youth ambassador leadership (additional application required), and a
science and medical track sponsored by the Oregon Health and Science University.
Registration (free) will open t he first week in April 2017!!
Contact Information:
Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board’s project THRIVE
Celena McCray, project coordinator
Ph. 503-228-4185 x 270
Email. cmccray@npaihb.org
Website. http://www.npaihb.org/epicenter/project/thrive