Events in May 2022
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ALASKA INDIGENOUS RESEARCH PROGRAM May 2 - 6
ALASKA INDIGENOUS RESEARCH PROGRAM May 2 - 6
N/A
May 2, 2022 – May 6, 2022SAVE DATES May 2 - 6
ADVANCED RESEARCH
Are you an Alaska Native or American Indian
and interested in health research?
Are you a researcher or health professional
interested in Alaska Native health research?
Looking for an exciting way to start out your
summer and experience campus life?
Kelly Slaven
Program Coordinator
kyislaven@anthc.org
Tim Flynn
Internship Coordinator
tjflynn@anthc.org
Cornelia Jessen
Program Director
cmjessen@anthc.org
PROGRAM CONTACTS
PROGRAM EXTRAS:
• Breakfast and lunch on program days
• Travel scholarships available
• College and development credits
• Internships available
Week One | Advanced Research | May 2-6
Designed for experienced researchers and health professionalsWeek Two | Research Ethics | May 9-13
Designed for all levels of research experienceWeek Three | Introductory Research | May 16-20
Designed for those interested in health researchParticipants should attend selected weeks in their entirety.
CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM EXPERIENCE:
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
Alaska Native and American Indian people have historically been
underrepresented among researchers and health scientists. There
is a need for Western-trained researchers to be more culturally
aware, respectful and responsive in meeting the diverse health
care needs of these Indigenous communities.
PROGRAM GOAL:
The goal of Alaska Indigenous Research Program is to increase
the health research capacity of Alaska Native/American Indian
people and communities by providing Indigenous-centered,
cross-cultural research education and internships.
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES:
• Understand Indigenous views and apply Two-Eyed Seeing
framework
• Conduct equitable and ethical health research with Alaska
Native/American Indian people and communities
• Apply appropriate research methods (Indigenous and Western)
• Understand historical and cultural context where health
research is conducted
Are you an Alaska Native or American Indian
and interested in health research?
Are you a researcher or health professional
interested in Alaska Native health research?
Looking for an exciting way to start out your
summer and experience campus life?PROGRAM CONTACTS
Kelly Slaven - Program Coordinator
kyislaven@anthc.org
Tim Flynn - Internship Coordinator
tjflynn@anthc.org
Cornelia Jessen - Program Director
cmjessen@anthc.orgPROGRAM DATES:
May 2-20
REGISTRATION DEADLINE:
April 1
INTERNSHIP DATES:
March 23-July 29
INTERNSHIP APPLICATION DEADLINE:
February 25www.anthc.org /akirp
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ALASKA INDIGENOUS RESEARCH PROGRAM May 2 - 6
ALASKA INDIGENOUS RESEARCH PROGRAM May 2 - 6
N/A
May 2, 2022 – May 6, 2022SAVE DATES May 2 - 6
ADVANCED RESEARCH
Are you an Alaska Native or American Indian
and interested in health research?
Are you a researcher or health professional
interested in Alaska Native health research?
Looking for an exciting way to start out your
summer and experience campus life?
Kelly Slaven
Program Coordinator
kyislaven@anthc.org
Tim Flynn
Internship Coordinator
tjflynn@anthc.org
Cornelia Jessen
Program Director
cmjessen@anthc.org
PROGRAM CONTACTS
PROGRAM EXTRAS:
• Breakfast and lunch on program days
• Travel scholarships available
• College and development credits
• Internships available
Week One | Advanced Research | May 2-6
Designed for experienced researchers and health professionalsWeek Two | Research Ethics | May 9-13
Designed for all levels of research experienceWeek Three | Introductory Research | May 16-20
Designed for those interested in health researchParticipants should attend selected weeks in their entirety.
CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM EXPERIENCE:
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
Alaska Native and American Indian people have historically been
underrepresented among researchers and health scientists. There
is a need for Western-trained researchers to be more culturally
aware, respectful and responsive in meeting the diverse health
care needs of these Indigenous communities.
PROGRAM GOAL:
The goal of Alaska Indigenous Research Program is to increase
the health research capacity of Alaska Native/American Indian
people and communities by providing Indigenous-centered,
cross-cultural research education and internships.
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES:
• Understand Indigenous views and apply Two-Eyed Seeing
framework
• Conduct equitable and ethical health research with Alaska
Native/American Indian people and communities
• Apply appropriate research methods (Indigenous and Western)
• Understand historical and cultural context where health
research is conducted
Are you an Alaska Native or American Indian
and interested in health research?
Are you a researcher or health professional
interested in Alaska Native health research?
Looking for an exciting way to start out your
summer and experience campus life?PROGRAM CONTACTS
Kelly Slaven - Program Coordinator
kyislaven@anthc.org
Tim Flynn - Internship Coordinator
tjflynn@anthc.org
Cornelia Jessen - Program Director
cmjessen@anthc.orgPROGRAM DATES:
May 2-20
REGISTRATION DEADLINE:
April 1
INTERNSHIP DATES:
March 23-July 29
INTERNSHIP APPLICATION DEADLINE:
February 25www.anthc.org /akirp
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ALASKA INDIGENOUS RESEARCH PROGRAM May 2 - 6
ALASKA INDIGENOUS RESEARCH PROGRAM May 2 - 6
N/A
May 2, 2022 – May 6, 2022SAVE DATES May 2 - 6
ADVANCED RESEARCH
Are you an Alaska Native or American Indian
and interested in health research?
Are you a researcher or health professional
interested in Alaska Native health research?
Looking for an exciting way to start out your
summer and experience campus life?
Kelly Slaven
Program Coordinator
kyislaven@anthc.org
Tim Flynn
Internship Coordinator
tjflynn@anthc.org
Cornelia Jessen
Program Director
cmjessen@anthc.org
PROGRAM CONTACTS
PROGRAM EXTRAS:
• Breakfast and lunch on program days
• Travel scholarships available
• College and development credits
• Internships available
Week One | Advanced Research | May 2-6
Designed for experienced researchers and health professionalsWeek Two | Research Ethics | May 9-13
Designed for all levels of research experienceWeek Three | Introductory Research | May 16-20
Designed for those interested in health researchParticipants should attend selected weeks in their entirety.
CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM EXPERIENCE:
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
Alaska Native and American Indian people have historically been
underrepresented among researchers and health scientists. There
is a need for Western-trained researchers to be more culturally
aware, respectful and responsive in meeting the diverse health
care needs of these Indigenous communities.
PROGRAM GOAL:
The goal of Alaska Indigenous Research Program is to increase
the health research capacity of Alaska Native/American Indian
people and communities by providing Indigenous-centered,
cross-cultural research education and internships.
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES:
• Understand Indigenous views and apply Two-Eyed Seeing
framework
• Conduct equitable and ethical health research with Alaska
Native/American Indian people and communities
• Apply appropriate research methods (Indigenous and Western)
• Understand historical and cultural context where health
research is conducted
Are you an Alaska Native or American Indian
and interested in health research?
Are you a researcher or health professional
interested in Alaska Native health research?
Looking for an exciting way to start out your
summer and experience campus life?PROGRAM CONTACTS
Kelly Slaven - Program Coordinator
kyislaven@anthc.org
Tim Flynn - Internship Coordinator
tjflynn@anthc.org
Cornelia Jessen - Program Director
cmjessen@anthc.orgPROGRAM DATES:
May 2-20
REGISTRATION DEADLINE:
April 1
INTERNSHIP DATES:
March 23-July 29
INTERNSHIP APPLICATION DEADLINE:
February 25www.anthc.org /akirp
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ALASKA INDIGENOUS RESEARCH PROGRAM May 2 - 6
ALASKA INDIGENOUS RESEARCH PROGRAM May 2 - 6
N/A
May 2, 2022 – May 6, 2022SAVE DATES May 2 - 6
ADVANCED RESEARCH
Are you an Alaska Native or American Indian
and interested in health research?
Are you a researcher or health professional
interested in Alaska Native health research?
Looking for an exciting way to start out your
summer and experience campus life?
Kelly Slaven
Program Coordinator
kyislaven@anthc.org
Tim Flynn
Internship Coordinator
tjflynn@anthc.org
Cornelia Jessen
Program Director
cmjessen@anthc.org
PROGRAM CONTACTS
PROGRAM EXTRAS:
• Breakfast and lunch on program days
• Travel scholarships available
• College and development credits
• Internships available
Week One | Advanced Research | May 2-6
Designed for experienced researchers and health professionalsWeek Two | Research Ethics | May 9-13
Designed for all levels of research experienceWeek Three | Introductory Research | May 16-20
Designed for those interested in health researchParticipants should attend selected weeks in their entirety.
CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM EXPERIENCE:
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
Alaska Native and American Indian people have historically been
underrepresented among researchers and health scientists. There
is a need for Western-trained researchers to be more culturally
aware, respectful and responsive in meeting the diverse health
care needs of these Indigenous communities.
PROGRAM GOAL:
The goal of Alaska Indigenous Research Program is to increase
the health research capacity of Alaska Native/American Indian
people and communities by providing Indigenous-centered,
cross-cultural research education and internships.
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES:
• Understand Indigenous views and apply Two-Eyed Seeing
framework
• Conduct equitable and ethical health research with Alaska
Native/American Indian people and communities
• Apply appropriate research methods (Indigenous and Western)
• Understand historical and cultural context where health
research is conducted
Are you an Alaska Native or American Indian
and interested in health research?
Are you a researcher or health professional
interested in Alaska Native health research?
Looking for an exciting way to start out your
summer and experience campus life?PROGRAM CONTACTS
Kelly Slaven - Program Coordinator
kyislaven@anthc.org
Tim Flynn - Internship Coordinator
tjflynn@anthc.org
Cornelia Jessen - Program Director
cmjessen@anthc.orgPROGRAM DATES:
May 2-20
REGISTRATION DEADLINE:
April 1
INTERNSHIP DATES:
March 23-July 29
INTERNSHIP APPLICATION DEADLINE:
February 25www.anthc.org /akirp
Walking in Two Worlds: Session 10 Human Trafficking and the Murdered and Missing May 5Walking in Two Worlds: Session 10 Human Trafficking and the Murdered and Missing May 5
N/A
May 5, 2022Thursday, May 5 National American Indian & Alaska Native ATTC: Walking in Two Worlds: Session 10 Human Trafficking and the Murdered and Missing
This 90-minute interactive webinar will explore issues of human trafficking and the missing and murdered from a recovery and healing perspective. This webinar will offer guidance and resources for clinicians in the helping professions and assist their patients in finding peace with the past and moving forward
10:30-12 ET . 9:30-11 CT . 8:30-10 MT . 7:30-9 PT . 6:30-8 AKT
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ALASKA INDIGENOUS RESEARCH PROGRAM May 2 - 6
ALASKA INDIGENOUS RESEARCH PROGRAM May 2 - 6
N/A
May 2, 2022 – May 6, 2022SAVE DATES May 2 - 6
ADVANCED RESEARCH
Are you an Alaska Native or American Indian
and interested in health research?
Are you a researcher or health professional
interested in Alaska Native health research?
Looking for an exciting way to start out your
summer and experience campus life?
Kelly Slaven
Program Coordinator
kyislaven@anthc.org
Tim Flynn
Internship Coordinator
tjflynn@anthc.org
Cornelia Jessen
Program Director
cmjessen@anthc.org
PROGRAM CONTACTS
PROGRAM EXTRAS:
• Breakfast and lunch on program days
• Travel scholarships available
• College and development credits
• Internships available
Week One | Advanced Research | May 2-6
Designed for experienced researchers and health professionalsWeek Two | Research Ethics | May 9-13
Designed for all levels of research experienceWeek Three | Introductory Research | May 16-20
Designed for those interested in health researchParticipants should attend selected weeks in their entirety.
CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM EXPERIENCE:
PROGRAM INFORMATION:
Alaska Native and American Indian people have historically been
underrepresented among researchers and health scientists. There
is a need for Western-trained researchers to be more culturally
aware, respectful and responsive in meeting the diverse health
care needs of these Indigenous communities.
PROGRAM GOAL:
The goal of Alaska Indigenous Research Program is to increase
the health research capacity of Alaska Native/American Indian
people and communities by providing Indigenous-centered,
cross-cultural research education and internships.
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES:
• Understand Indigenous views and apply Two-Eyed Seeing
framework
• Conduct equitable and ethical health research with Alaska
Native/American Indian people and communities
• Apply appropriate research methods (Indigenous and Western)
• Understand historical and cultural context where health
research is conducted
Are you an Alaska Native or American Indian
and interested in health research?
Are you a researcher or health professional
interested in Alaska Native health research?
Looking for an exciting way to start out your
summer and experience campus life?PROGRAM CONTACTS
Kelly Slaven - Program Coordinator
kyislaven@anthc.org
Tim Flynn - Internship Coordinator
tjflynn@anthc.org
Cornelia Jessen - Program Director
cmjessen@anthc.orgPROGRAM DATES:
May 2-20
REGISTRATION DEADLINE:
April 1
INTERNSHIP DATES:
March 23-July 29
INTERNSHIP APPLICATION DEADLINE:
February 25www.anthc.org /akirp
Understanding and Addressing Misinformation Among Populations That Experience Health Disparities May 6Understanding and Addressing Misinformation Among Populations That Experience Health Disparities May 6
N/A
May 6, 2022NIH - TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE WEBINAR
Cohosted by NIMHD and NCI
RFA-MD-22-008:
Understanding and Addressing Misinformation Among Populations
That Experience Health DisparitiesFriday, May 6, 2022 (3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. EDT)
This webinar will provide information about RFA-MD-22-008, Understanding and Addressing Misinformation Among Populations That Experience Health Disparities (R01 Clinical Trials Optional), which supports research to
1. Understand underlying mechanisms, and 2. Test interventions to mitigate the impact of misinformation and disinformation on health disparities and the populations that experience health disparities. In this webinar, NIH program and review staff will provide prospective applicants with an overview of the funding opportunity—including objectives, application instructions, and review criteria—and will be available to address general questions.
For more information, see: NOT-MD-22-016.
Webinar Title: Interdisciplinary Teams Addressing Social Risks: Workforce Models May 6Webinar Title: Interdisciplinary Teams Addressing Social Risks: Workforce Models May 6
N/A
May 6, 2022Information regarding how interdisciplinary teams integrate, collaborate, and coordinate social care into cancer care is needed to improve equity in the delivery of quality cancer care, especially for cancer patients and survivors who are medically underserved, experiencing poverty, and in need of social care.
This series will highlight important topics related to implementing interdisciplinary care team models and approaches for addressing social risks and needs of cancer patients and survivors across diverse care delivery settings. Additionally, we will discuss existing interdisciplinary care workforce models for addressing social risks in cancer care, challenges for interdisciplinary care teams and healthcare organizations, and opportunities for value-based approaches aimed at improving the delivery of high-quality clinical and non-clinical care for cancer patients.
Webinar Title: Interdisciplinary Teams Addressing Social Risks: Workforce Models
Friday, May 6, 2022
2:00 PM – 3:00 PM EDT
Register HerePresentation Description:
In this session, speakers will highlight the role of interprofessional teams working to address social risks and needs across the five activities of awareness, adjustment, assistance, alignment, and advocacy. Speakers will review the current state of the literature on workforce models used to screen for and respond to patients’ unmet social needs, particularly within cancer care delivery settings. Speakers will also discuss key recommendations for building a workforce to integrate social care into healthcare delivery.
For background resources on Addressing Social Risks Workforce Models, please see the following:
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/21501327211021021
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ALASKA NATIVE TRIBAL HEALTH CONSORTIUM AND ALASKA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY May 9 - 13
ALASKA NATIVE TRIBAL HEALTH CONSORTIUM AND ALASKA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY May 9 - 13
N/A
May 9, 2022 – May 13, 2022Are you an Alaska Native or American Indian
and interested in health research?
Are you a researcher or health professional
interested in Alaska Native health research?
Looking for an exciting way to start out your
summer and experience campus life?
Kelly Slaven
Program Coordinator
kyislaven@anthc.org
Tim Flynn
Internship Coordinator
tjflynn@anthc.org
Cornelia Jessen
Program Director
cmjessen@anthc.org
PROGRAM CONTACTS
PROGRAM EXTRAS:
• Breakfast and lunch on program days
• Travel scholarships available
• College and development credits
• Internships available
Week One | Advanced Research | May 2-6
Designed for experienced researchers and health professionals
Week Two | Research Ethics | May 9-13
Designed for all levels of research experience
Week Three | Introductory Research | May 16-20
Designed for those interested in health research
Participants should attend selected weeks in their entirety.
CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM EXPERIENCE:
www.anthc.org /akirp -
ALASKA NATIVE TRIBAL HEALTH CONSORTIUM AND ALASKA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY May 9 - 13
ALASKA NATIVE TRIBAL HEALTH CONSORTIUM AND ALASKA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY May 9 - 13
N/A
May 9, 2022 – May 13, 2022Are you an Alaska Native or American Indian
and interested in health research?
Are you a researcher or health professional
interested in Alaska Native health research?
Looking for an exciting way to start out your
summer and experience campus life?
Kelly Slaven
Program Coordinator
kyislaven@anthc.org
Tim Flynn
Internship Coordinator
tjflynn@anthc.org
Cornelia Jessen
Program Director
cmjessen@anthc.org
PROGRAM CONTACTS
PROGRAM EXTRAS:
• Breakfast and lunch on program days
• Travel scholarships available
• College and development credits
• Internships available
Week One | Advanced Research | May 2-6
Designed for experienced researchers and health professionals
Week Two | Research Ethics | May 9-13
Designed for all levels of research experience
Week Three | Introductory Research | May 16-20
Designed for those interested in health research
Participants should attend selected weeks in their entirety.
CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM EXPERIENCE:
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ALASKA NATIVE TRIBAL HEALTH CONSORTIUM AND ALASKA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY May 9 - 13
ALASKA NATIVE TRIBAL HEALTH CONSORTIUM AND ALASKA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY May 9 - 13
N/A
May 9, 2022 – May 13, 2022Are you an Alaska Native or American Indian
and interested in health research?
Are you a researcher or health professional
interested in Alaska Native health research?
Looking for an exciting way to start out your
summer and experience campus life?
Kelly Slaven
Program Coordinator
kyislaven@anthc.org
Tim Flynn
Internship Coordinator
tjflynn@anthc.org
Cornelia Jessen
Program Director
cmjessen@anthc.org
PROGRAM CONTACTS
PROGRAM EXTRAS:
• Breakfast and lunch on program days
• Travel scholarships available
• College and development credits
• Internships available
Week One | Advanced Research | May 2-6
Designed for experienced researchers and health professionals
Week Two | Research Ethics | May 9-13
Designed for all levels of research experience
Week Three | Introductory Research | May 16-20
Designed for those interested in health research
Participants should attend selected weeks in their entirety.
CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM EXPERIENCE:
www.anthc.org /akirp -
ALASKA NATIVE TRIBAL HEALTH CONSORTIUM AND ALASKA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY May 9 - 13
ALASKA NATIVE TRIBAL HEALTH CONSORTIUM AND ALASKA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY May 9 - 13
N/A
May 9, 2022 – May 13, 2022Are you an Alaska Native or American Indian
and interested in health research?
Are you a researcher or health professional
interested in Alaska Native health research?
Looking for an exciting way to start out your
summer and experience campus life?
Kelly Slaven
Program Coordinator
kyislaven@anthc.org
Tim Flynn
Internship Coordinator
tjflynn@anthc.org
Cornelia Jessen
Program Director
cmjessen@anthc.org
PROGRAM CONTACTS
PROGRAM EXTRAS:
• Breakfast and lunch on program days
• Travel scholarships available
• College and development credits
• Internships available
Week One | Advanced Research | May 2-6
Designed for experienced researchers and health professionals
Week Two | Research Ethics | May 9-13
Designed for all levels of research experience
Week Three | Introductory Research | May 16-20
Designed for those interested in health research
Participants should attend selected weeks in their entirety.
CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM EXPERIENCE:
www.anthc.org /akirp -
ALASKA NATIVE TRIBAL HEALTH CONSORTIUM AND ALASKA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY May 9 - 13
ALASKA NATIVE TRIBAL HEALTH CONSORTIUM AND ALASKA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY May 9 - 13
N/A
May 9, 2022 – May 13, 2022Are you an Alaska Native or American Indian
and interested in health research?
Are you a researcher or health professional
interested in Alaska Native health research?
Looking for an exciting way to start out your
summer and experience campus life?
Kelly Slaven
Program Coordinator
kyislaven@anthc.org
Tim Flynn
Internship Coordinator
tjflynn@anthc.org
Cornelia Jessen
Program Director
cmjessen@anthc.org
PROGRAM CONTACTS
PROGRAM EXTRAS:
• Breakfast and lunch on program days
• Travel scholarships available
• College and development credits
• Internships available
Week One | Advanced Research | May 2-6
Designed for experienced researchers and health professionals
Week Two | Research Ethics | May 9-13
Designed for all levels of research experience
Week Three | Introductory Research | May 16-20
Designed for those interested in health research
Participants should attend selected weeks in their entirety.
CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM EXPERIENCE:
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2022 ALASKA INDIGENOUS RESEARCH PROGRAM May 16 - 20
2022 ALASKA INDIGENOUS RESEARCH PROGRAM May 16 - 20
N/A
May 16, 2022 – May 20, 2022Are you an Alaska Native or American Indian
and interested in health research?
Are you a researcher or health professional
interested in Alaska Native health research?
Looking for an exciting way to start out your
summer and experience campus life?
Kelly Slaven
Program Coordinator
kyislaven@anthc.org
Tim Flynn
Internship Coordinator
tjflynn@anthc.org
Cornelia Jessen
Program Director
cmjessen@anthc.org
PROGRAM CONTACTS
PROGRAM EXTRAS:
• Breakfast and lunch on program days
• Travel scholarships available
• College and development credits
• Internships available
Week One | Advanced Research | May 2-6
Designed for experienced researchers and health professionals
Week Two | Research Ethics | May 9-13
Designed for all levels of research experience
Week Three | Introductory Research | May 16-20
Designed for those interested in health research
Participants should attend selected weeks in their entirety.
CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM EXPERIENCE:
www.anthc.org /akirp -
2022 ALASKA INDIGENOUS RESEARCH PROGRAM May 16 - 20
2022 ALASKA INDIGENOUS RESEARCH PROGRAM May 16 - 20
N/A
May 16, 2022 – May 20, 2022Are you an Alaska Native or American Indian
and interested in health research?
Are you a researcher or health professional
interested in Alaska Native health research?
Looking for an exciting way to start out your
summer and experience campus life?
Kelly Slaven
Program Coordinator
kyislaven@anthc.org
Tim Flynn
Internship Coordinator
tjflynn@anthc.org
Cornelia Jessen
Program Director
cmjessen@anthc.org
PROGRAM CONTACTS
PROGRAM EXTRAS:
• Breakfast and lunch on program days
• Travel scholarships available
• College and development credits
• Internships available
Week One | Advanced Research | May 2-6
Designed for experienced researchers and health professionals
Week Two | Research Ethics | May 9-13
Designed for all levels of research experience
Week Three | Introductory Research | May 16-20
Designed for those interested in health research
Participants should attend selected weeks in their entirety.
CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM EXPERIENCE:
www.anthc.org /akirp -
2022 ALASKA INDIGENOUS RESEARCH PROGRAM May 16 - 20
2022 ALASKA INDIGENOUS RESEARCH PROGRAM May 16 - 20
N/A
May 16, 2022 – May 20, 2022Are you an Alaska Native or American Indian
and interested in health research?
Are you a researcher or health professional
interested in Alaska Native health research?
Looking for an exciting way to start out your
summer and experience campus life?
Kelly Slaven
Program Coordinator
kyislaven@anthc.org
Tim Flynn
Internship Coordinator
tjflynn@anthc.org
Cornelia Jessen
Program Director
cmjessen@anthc.org
PROGRAM CONTACTS
PROGRAM EXTRAS:
• Breakfast and lunch on program days
• Travel scholarships available
• College and development credits
• Internships available
Week One | Advanced Research | May 2-6
Designed for experienced researchers and health professionals
Week Two | Research Ethics | May 9-13
Designed for all levels of research experience
Week Three | Introductory Research | May 16-20
Designed for those interested in health research
Participants should attend selected weeks in their entirety.
CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM EXPERIENCE:
www.anthc.org /akirpGovernor’s Tribal Leaders Social Services Council Meeting Wednesday, May 18thGovernor’s Tribal Leaders Social Services Council Meeting Wednesday, May 18th
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May 18, 2022Governor’s Office of Indian Affairs
SAVE THE DATE!
Governor’s Tribal Leaders Social Services Council Meeting
Wednesday, May 18th, 2022
1:30pm to 3:30pm
Via WebinarDear Honorable Tribal & State Leaders,
The Governor’s Tribal Leaders Social Services Council (GTLSSC) will be holding its biannual meeting on Wednesday, May 18th, 2022 from 1:30pm to 3:30pm via webinar. Tribal Leaders (or designees), appropriate Tribal Staff, and tribal organizations/advisory bodies listed on the attached draft charter are invited and encouraged to attend. All State Leaders (agency heads) of the GTLSSC that should plan to attend include: Governor's Chief of Staff; Executive Director of Governor’s Office of Indian Affairs; Secretary of Department of Social & Health Services; Secretary of Department of Children, Youth and Families; Secretary of Department of Corrections; Director of Department of Commerce; Director of Veteran’s Affairs; and Director of Health Care Authority. All liaisons from these agencies should also plan to attend. *For the entities copied on this email, your attendance is not required but you are welcome to attend.
The webinar link and agenda will be sent at a later date. Please let us know if you have any questions.
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2022 ALASKA INDIGENOUS RESEARCH PROGRAM May 16 - 20
2022 ALASKA INDIGENOUS RESEARCH PROGRAM May 16 - 20
N/A
May 16, 2022 – May 20, 2022Are you an Alaska Native or American Indian
and interested in health research?
Are you a researcher or health professional
interested in Alaska Native health research?
Looking for an exciting way to start out your
summer and experience campus life?
Kelly Slaven
Program Coordinator
kyislaven@anthc.org
Tim Flynn
Internship Coordinator
tjflynn@anthc.org
Cornelia Jessen
Program Director
cmjessen@anthc.org
PROGRAM CONTACTS
PROGRAM EXTRAS:
• Breakfast and lunch on program days
• Travel scholarships available
• College and development credits
• Internships available
Week One | Advanced Research | May 2-6
Designed for experienced researchers and health professionals
Week Two | Research Ethics | May 9-13
Designed for all levels of research experience
Week Three | Introductory Research | May 16-20
Designed for those interested in health research
Participants should attend selected weeks in their entirety.
CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM EXPERIENCE:
www.anthc.org /akirpTelehealth Research to Address Cancer Disparities May 19Telehealth Research to Address Cancer Disparities May 19
N/A
May 19, 2022WEBINAR
Telehealth Research to Address Cancer DisparitiesThursday, May 19, 2022 (12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. EDT)
In this webinar, experts will describe the role of telehealth in understanding and mitigating health disparities in cancer prevention and cancer care.
This webinar is part of the 2022 DCCPS webinar series, Telehealth and Cancer: Studying Its Role in Cancer Control and Care Delivery, organized by the Behavioral Research Program and Healthcare Delivery Research Program. This series seeks to identify emergent research gaps and opportunities for the use of telehealth in cancer prevention and control.
Register hereSpeakers:
Eric Chow, M.D., M.P.H.
Associate Professor, Clinical Research & Public Health
Sciences Division
Director, Prevention Center Shared Resource
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center
University of WashingtonDebra L. Friedman, M.D., M.S.
E. Bronson-Ingram Chair in Pediatric Oncology
Professor of Pediatrics
Director, Division of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology
Associate Director for Community Science and Health Outcomes, Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center
Program Co-Leader, Cancer Health Outcomes and Control, Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center
Moderators:
Kelly Blake, Sc.D.
Health Scientist and Program Director
Behavioral Research Program
National Cancer Institute
Gurvaneet Randhawa, M.D., M.P.H.
Medical Officer
Healthcare Delivery Research Program
National Cancer InstituteReasonable Accommodations
Closed captioning will be available to all participants. Individuals who need reasonable accommodations to participate in this event should contact ncidccpsbrpadvances@mail.nih.gov. Requests should be made at least five business days in advance of the event.
TWEET THIS
Register for an @theNCI webinar on May 19, 12pm ET to explore the role of telehealth in understanding and mitigating health disparities in cancer prevention and cancer care. https://go.usa.gov/xz7n5 @NCICancerCtrl @NCICareDelivRes @NCIBehaviors @fredhutch @VUMC_Cancer
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2022 ALASKA INDIGENOUS RESEARCH PROGRAM May 16 - 20
2022 ALASKA INDIGENOUS RESEARCH PROGRAM May 16 - 20
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May 16, 2022 – May 20, 2022Are you an Alaska Native or American Indian
and interested in health research?
Are you a researcher or health professional
interested in Alaska Native health research?
Looking for an exciting way to start out your
summer and experience campus life?
Kelly Slaven
Program Coordinator
kyislaven@anthc.org
Tim Flynn
Internship Coordinator
tjflynn@anthc.org
Cornelia Jessen
Program Director
cmjessen@anthc.org
PROGRAM CONTACTS
PROGRAM EXTRAS:
• Breakfast and lunch on program days
• Travel scholarships available
• College and development credits
• Internships available
Week One | Advanced Research | May 2-6
Designed for experienced researchers and health professionals
Week Two | Research Ethics | May 9-13
Designed for all levels of research experience
Week Three | Introductory Research | May 16-20
Designed for those interested in health research
Participants should attend selected weeks in their entirety.
CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM EXPERIENCE:
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End Violence against Indigenous Women May 24
End Violence against Indigenous Women May 24
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May 24, 2022The Oregon Commission for Women is hosting a panel discussion with state, and tribal representatives, and federal law enforcement experts to illuminate the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP).
You are invited to attend this lunchtime webinar on Tuesday, May 24th from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. PDT.
The event is free and registration is required.Language access accommodations are available, please contact our office with requests.
The Oregon Commission for Women advances equity for girls and women in the state. The commission advocates for state-level and local policy changes that improve the lives of women; promotes leadership development and representation of women in elected positions; and serves as a liaison for Oregonian women, state agencies, and community-based organizations.
Introduction to Behavioral Health Series May 24Introduction to Behavioral Health Series May 24
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May 24, 2022Tuesday, May 3 Behavioral Health Education Program for American Indian and Alaska Native Providers Introduction to Behavioral Health Series
You are invited to attend our Introduction to Behavioral Health series for those serving tribal and urban Native communities. This series is designed for behavioral health providers, mental health technicians, peer support specialists, and those working in primary care settings, schools, and social services.
Tuesday, May 3
Tuesday, May 24
Tuesday, May 31
Tuesday, June 7
All sessions are
12-1 ET . 11-12 CT . 10-11 MT . 9-10 PT . 8-9 AKT
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