Events in October 2021
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Fatherhood is Sacred, Motherhood is Sacred" Oct 1
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Fatherhood is Sacred, Motherhood is Sacred" Oct 1"Fatherhood is Sacred, Motherhood is Sacred"
Certified Facilitator Training Info Session
Friday, October 1st
1-2:30 ET . 12-1:30 CT . 11-12:30 MT . 10-11:30 PT . 9-10:30 AKT
Click to Register We are partnering with Native American Fatherhood and Families Association (NAFFA) to offer their certified facilitator training for their curriculum, “Fatherhood is Sacred, Motherhood is Sacred”. Please join us on October 1st for an information session to learn more about NAFFA and the curriculum being offered. After taking the certified facilitator training, one will possess the knowledge and skills to go out into their Native community or organization and implement programming to help fathers, mothers, and families realize their full potential.
Find out what opportunities we are offering participants who wish to become "Fatherhood is Sacred, Motherhood is Sacred" certified facilitators.
About our Speaker: Albert M. Pooley was born to the Hopi and Navajo Native American cultures. He grew up close to both cultures on the reservation where the love of a father taught him outstanding life lessons. He holds a Master of Social Work (MSW) and Master of Public Administration (MPA) and has extensive experience as a marriage and family counselor. In 2002, Mr. Pooley founded Native American Fatherhood and Families Association with the purpose of strengthening and keeping families together. Throughout his professional career, Mr. Pooley has worked with over 400 tribes throughout North America in promoting and strengthening families in a variety of national and tribal programs that promote healthy parental involvement in creating happy and safe homes. As a father of six children, grandfather to 16, he appreciates the role of being a father and he finds joy in teaching principles that are relevant to his Native American culture.
For more information, please contact: Teresa Brewington, Coharie (enrolled), Lumbee (descendant), MBA, M.Ed.
Program Manager, National American Indian & Alaska Native MHTTC
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Pre-COP26: Voices of Indigenous youth as agents of change Oct 1Pre-COP26: Voices of Indigenous youth as agents of change
Organised by The Center for Native American Youth, Global Indigenous Youth Caucus, YOUNGO
Friday, October 01, 2021 | 14:30 –16:30 CEST
Food security & socio-economic dimensions. This pre-COP26 roundtable explores how Indigenous youth have perceived and experienced the COVID-19 crisis, including how this crisis has compounded the pre-existing pressures of climate change on their food systems.
During the roundtable, Indigenous youth-led initiatives are presented to highlight the importance of adopting integrated approaches to issues of health, climate change and food systems.
Welcoming remarks
14.30 -14.35
Zitouni Ould Dada, FAO, Deputy Director of the Office of Climate Change, Environment and Biodiversity
Pre-recorded Indigenous Youth as strategic allies for food systems
14.35 -14.40
Roxana Borda Mamani, YOUNGO representative Indigenous Youth,
Keynote Speech
14.40 -14.50
Veronica Ellis, Ministry for Primary Industries New Zealand
Indigenous Youth as agents of change in climate justice
14.50 - 14.55
Carson Kiburo, Global Indigenous Youth Caucus
Indigenous youth as agents of change in America
14.55 - 15.00
Jennifer Peacock, The Center for Native American Youth
FAO’s work with Indigenous youth
15.00 - 15.10
Yon Fernandez-de-Larrinoa, FAO, Chief, Indigenous Peoples Unit
Introduction to the publication “Indigenous youth as agents of change”
15.10- 15.15
Anneleen Van Uffelen, FAO
Introduction of the indigenous youth initiatives
15.15 - 16.05
Promotion of resilience through health, infrastructure and sustainable agriculture in the Mochongoi community of the Endorois peoples –Kenya
Amoz Yator, Kipkandule Code Area (KCA)
Chi-Nations Youth Council securing nutrition and food in Chicago- United States of America
Anthony Tamez-Pochel, Chi-Nations Youth Council
Lake Sebu young indigenous women using innovative ways to ensure income and food security during the COVID-19 lockdown in the Philippines
Kathleen Ramilo, FAO Philippines Lake Sebu Indigenous Women and Farmers Association (LASIWFA)
The Indigenous Support Project providing access to food, water, and health related products to communities in Canada
Anna Feredounnia, The Indigenous Support Project
Indigenous youth collaborating locally to ensure food security, allow hygiene and personal protection in the Navajo Nation – United States
Shandiin Herrera, The Navajo & Hopi Families COVID-19 Relief Fund
Q&A session
16.00 - 16.25
Closing remarks
16.25 - 16.30
Jessica Vega Ortega, Co-Chair, Global Indigenous Youth Caucus, 2021 United Nations Food Systems Champion
Transforming the Future of our Food Oct 1 - 5N/A
Transforming the Future of our Food Oct 1 - 5Mark your calendar!
The World Food Forum will be held from 1 to 5 October, featuring a range of live-streamed events, awards, ceremonies, cultural performances and virtual coffee bars for networking opportunities!
The Forum features renowned global experts and young leaders from all backgrounds with innovative and empowering ideas to transform our agri-food systems. Our team is currently finalizing the schedule of events and agenda, which will be shared with you shortly.
Subscribe to the World Food Forum newsletter and check our webpage often to stay up to date on WFF news, and to receive further instructions for participating in the Forum!
In the meantime, check out:
- The World Food Forum Champions
- The Finalists for the Innovation Lab Transformative Research Challenge and Start-up Innovation Awards
- Upcoming Masterclasses
The World Food Forum team and our partners look forward to seeing you next week!
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Transforming the Future of our Food Oct 1 - 5
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Transforming the Future of our Food Oct 1 - 5Mark your calendar!
The World Food Forum will be held from 1 to 5 October, featuring a range of live-streamed events, awards, ceremonies, cultural performances and virtual coffee bars for networking opportunities!
The Forum features renowned global experts and young leaders from all backgrounds with innovative and empowering ideas to transform our agri-food systems. Our team is currently finalizing the schedule of events and agenda, which will be shared with you shortly.
Subscribe to the World Food Forum newsletter and check our webpage often to stay up to date on WFF news, and to receive further instructions for participating in the Forum!
In the meantime, check out:
- The World Food Forum Champions
- The Finalists for the Innovation Lab Transformative Research Challenge and Start-up Innovation Awards
- Upcoming Masterclasses
The World Food Forum team and our partners look forward to seeing you next week!
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Transforming the Future of our Food Oct 1 - 5
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Transforming the Future of our Food Oct 1 - 5Mark your calendar!
The World Food Forum will be held from 1 to 5 October, featuring a range of live-streamed events, awards, ceremonies, cultural performances and virtual coffee bars for networking opportunities!
The Forum features renowned global experts and young leaders from all backgrounds with innovative and empowering ideas to transform our agri-food systems. Our team is currently finalizing the schedule of events and agenda, which will be shared with you shortly.
Subscribe to the World Food Forum newsletter and check our webpage often to stay up to date on WFF news, and to receive further instructions for participating in the Forum!
In the meantime, check out:
- The World Food Forum Champions
- The Finalists for the Innovation Lab Transformative Research Challenge and Start-up Innovation Awards
- Upcoming Masterclasses
The World Food Forum team and our partners look forward to seeing you next week!
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Transforming the Future of our Food Oct 1 - 5
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Transforming the Future of our Food Oct 1 - 5Mark your calendar!
The World Food Forum will be held from 1 to 5 October, featuring a range of live-streamed events, awards, ceremonies, cultural performances and virtual coffee bars for networking opportunities!
The Forum features renowned global experts and young leaders from all backgrounds with innovative and empowering ideas to transform our agri-food systems. Our team is currently finalizing the schedule of events and agenda, which will be shared with you shortly.
Subscribe to the World Food Forum newsletter and check our webpage often to stay up to date on WFF news, and to receive further instructions for participating in the Forum!
In the meantime, check out:
- The World Food Forum Champions
- The Finalists for the Innovation Lab Transformative Research Challenge and Start-up Innovation Awards
- Upcoming Masterclasses
The World Food Forum team and our partners look forward to seeing you next week!
8th Annual and 2nd Virtual CCO Oregon Conference Monday, October 4N/A
8th Annual and 2nd Virtual CCO Oregon Conference Monday, October 4Review the agenda to learn more.
8th Annual and 2nd Virtual
CCO Oregon Conference
Monday, October 4, 2021
9:00am to 1:00pm
Please check out the agenda and register today for CCO Oregon’s annual conference on Monday, October 4 from 9am to 1pm. Attendees will be able to interact during concurrent sessions related to key concepts for Oregon’s renewal of our 1115 Medicaid Demonstration waiver and hear from elected officials and health leaders working for the Oregon Health Authority and in coordinated care across the state. Special guests will include:
· Governor Kate Brown
· U.S. Senator Ron Wyden
· U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley
· State Senator Deb Patterson
· State Senator Kate Lieber
· State Representative Rachel Prusak
· State Representative Dan Rayfield
· State Representative James Manning
· State Representative Lily Morgan
· State Representative Ron Noble
· State Representative Wlnsvey Campos
· Oregon Health Authority Director Pat Allen
· Health leaders from across coordinated care
Thank you to our event sponsors! Platinum Castlight Health is on a mission to make it as easy as humanly possible for people to navigate the healthcare system and live happier, healthier, more productive lives. As a leader in healthcare navigation, we provide a world-class digital platform with a team of clinical and benefits experts to help members easily connect and engage with the right programs and care, at the right time. Castlight partners with Fortune 500 companies and health plans to transform employee and member benefits into one comprehensive health and wellbeing experience to deliver better health outcomes and maximize returns on healthcare investments. For more information visit www.castlighthealth.com. Follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn and like us on Facebook.
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Linguava, your full-service provider of spoken and dedicated American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter and translation services, able to accommodate onsite or telehealth and virtual appointments with our remote services options – Scheduled Video Interpretation (SVI), Video Remote Interpretation (VRI), Over the Phone (OPI), and other services like medical or research document translation. We are committed to providing timely, reliable, cost-effective language services that improve patient experiences and health outcomes across diverse language access needs.
Iris Healthcare delivers a suite of comprehensive, digitally enabled Advance Care Planning solutions that reduce unnecessary care utilization, lower cost of care, and improve healthcare outcomes. Our ACP solutions allow health plans and provider organizations to provide a meaningful and beneficial program to their patients while taking the burden off of internal resources, through a structured and scalable approach. Our solutions can be tailored to meet organizational and member needs by risk stratifying populations based on demographics, disease acuity and technical ability.
Our deep experience in goals of care planning allow us to provide guidance to individuals through the full lifecycle of the ACP process. By including family, caregivers, and physicians in the care planning conversation, we enhance shared decision-making during care planning and implementation. Our experts provide information on treatment options and disease specific education to enable informed decision-making.
We generate state-specific Advance Directives with personalized supplemental documents that are widely distributed to family, physicians, and hospitals to support goal concordant care. Our longitudinal follow up program keeps ACP plans up-to-date and provides ongoing support to members and family in managing towards care goals as their illness progresses by connecting to Palliative Care, Hospice, or other appropriate resources.
Silver Bronze Register for the 2021 CCO Oregon annual conference today. Managing Influenza in American Indian Populations Oct 4 and Oct 18N/A
Managing Influenza in American Indian Populations Oct 4 and Oct 181.0 CME/CE
Engage with experts and colleagues in this virtual presentation to get
your most pressing questions answered in real time.
Jorge R Mera, MD
Director of Infectious Diseases
Program Director, Ending the HIV Epidemic
Cherokee Nation Health Services
Tahlequah, OK
David Stephens, BSN, RN
ECHO Clinic Director
Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board
Portland, OR
MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2021 AT 12:00 PM PST
Please register online at livecme.org/PortlandMD1 to attend this virtual
meeting.
You will receive a confirmation email upon registering.
A reminder email with login instructions will be sent close to the event.
This activity is provided by PRIME Education. There is no fee to participate. This activity is supported by an educational grant
from Genentech.
1.0 CME/CENational Indian Health Board Annual National Tribal Health Conference Search IHS Calendar October 4 - 8N/A
National Indian Health Board Annual National Tribal Health Conference Search IHS Calendar October 4 - 8National Indian Health Board Annual National Tribal Health Conference
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October 4 - 8, 2021
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NIHB Annual National Tribal Health Conference
October 4-8, 2021
POC: NIHB, (202) 507-4071
IHS Headquarters, Indian Health Service, 5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville, MD 20857 - Find a Mail Stop
The 2021 CCO Oregon Annual Conference Oct 4N/A
The 2021 CCO Oregon Annual Conference Oct 4The 2021 CCO Oregon Annual Conference Monday, October 4, 2021 9:00am to 1:00pm
Please register to receive the detailed agenda and login details prior to the event.
Sponsorship opportunities are still available. Please contact Erin, our event manager, for more information.
Please join CCO Oregon members and event sponsors for the 8th annual and 2nd virtual CCO Oregon conference. This year's conference will feature: · U.S. Senator Ron Wyden
· U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley
· State Senator Deb Patterson
· State Senator Kate Lieber
· State Representative Rachel Prusak
· State Representative Dan Rayfield
· State Representative James Manning
· State Representative Lily Morgan
There will also be breakout discussions for attendees to interact in smaller groups and a panel of health leaders from across Oregon discussing current opportunities and challenges to strengthen the coordinated care model and meet our collective goals for population health.
Planning grants to support Oregon behavioral services The Oregon State Legislature allocated over $400 million for the 2021-2023 biennium to support and strengthen behavioral health services, workforce, and infrastructure. In particular, $180 million will support regional community investments in residential care and housing. To ensure that these investments meet community needs, the Legislature set aside $5 million in funds for one- time planning grants to be distributed by the Oregon Health Authority to community mental health programs, tribes, Regional Health Equity Coalitions, CCOs, and other community grantees. These funds will support partnerships among community-based organizations, counties, CCOs, and other entities to identify the current gaps in housing and facility-based residential services for people with behavioral health needs and make recommendations for how to best invest the funds from the appropriation. OHA will grant up to $50,000 per awardee.
Additional information about "RFGP 5250 Planning Grants to Support Elimination of Behavioral Health Inequities" can be found on Oregon Buys. A webinar was hosted on Aug 23 by the OHA for potential proposers to learn more and a second webinar is scheduled for Monday, August 30 from 5:15pm to 7pm. Below is the login information.
Meeting ID: 160 209 7257
Passcode: 319743
OHA will work in consultation with the grantees, other community members, Oregon Housing and Community Services, and OHA’s advisory councils to develop a plan to invest available funds and increase culturally and linguistically appropriate residential treatment and housing capacity.
Oregon's Legislature allocated $19 million to OHP oral health Provider reimbursements for delivering the Oregon Health Plan dental benefit were reduced by 11% for 2021. Dental Care Organizations (DCOs), CCOs, the Oregon Dental Association, and other stakeholders, including CCO Oregon, successfully worked with legislators on partially restoring this loss of funding for our provider community to mitigate the impact on OHP members and ensure a sustained patient-centered dental health system.
In June, the Oregon State Legislature passed House Bill 5006, the "budget reconciliation bill", and appropriated $19 million to restore 50% of the reimbursement lost due to the 11% rate cut. We are waiting on next steps to allocate the funds for disbursement from the Oregon Health Authority and legislative leaders. Meanwhile, the DCOs and CCOs continue to work with the OHA on dental rate setting for future years.
New positions open at the OHA The Behavioral Health Incentive Program Manager will lead a transformative, community-led, and community-owned initiative to increase the recruitment and retention of providers in the behavioral health care workforce who are people of color, tribal members, or residents of rural areas in this state, in order to provide culturally responsive care for diverse communities. This position will oversee a professional team—the Behavioral Health Workforce Initiative team—and be led by external community stakeholders, such as communities of color, tribal communities, consumers and persons with lived experience, residents from rural areas and underserved areas of the state, and behavioral health providers.
This is a full-time, permanent position. Applications will be accepted until September 7th, 2021. See links to additional information and the application process below:
Link for Current State of Oregon Employees
The Workforce Equity Coordinator will provide expertise to a transformative, community-led, and community-owned initiative to increase the recruitment and retention of providers in the behavioral health care workforce who are people of color, tribal members, or residents of rural areas in this state, in order to provide culturally responsive care for diverse communities. This position will work in partnership with Health Systems Division-Behavioral Health, an OHA cross-divisional workgroup, and other internal and stakeholders to advise on expanding the health care workforce and behavioral health workforce in an equitable manner and to identify evolving best practices and solutions to workforce issues.
This is a full-time, permanent position. Applications will be accepted until September 7th, 2021. See links to additional information and the application process below:
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Transforming the Future of our Food Oct 1 - 5
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Transforming the Future of our Food Oct 1 - 5Mark your calendar!
The World Food Forum will be held from 1 to 5 October, featuring a range of live-streamed events, awards, ceremonies, cultural performances and virtual coffee bars for networking opportunities!
The Forum features renowned global experts and young leaders from all backgrounds with innovative and empowering ideas to transform our agri-food systems. Our team is currently finalizing the schedule of events and agenda, which will be shared with you shortly.
Subscribe to the World Food Forum newsletter and check our webpage often to stay up to date on WFF news, and to receive further instructions for participating in the Forum!
In the meantime, check out:
- The World Food Forum Champions
- The Finalists for the Innovation Lab Transformative Research Challenge and Start-up Innovation Awards
- Upcoming Masterclasses
The World Food Forum team and our partners look forward to seeing you next week!
National Indian Health Board Annual National Tribal Health Conference Search IHS Calendar October 4 - 8N/A
National Indian Health Board Annual National Tribal Health Conference Search IHS Calendar October 4 - 8National Indian Health Board Annual National Tribal Health Conference
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October 4 - 8, 2021
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NIHB Annual National Tribal Health Conference
October 4-8, 2021
POC: NIHB, (202) 507-4071
IHS Headquarters, Indian Health Service, 5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville, MD 20857 - Find a Mail Stop
Enhancing Basic Skills for Tribal/First Nations Child Welfare Workers October 5–6, 2021 VirtualN/A
Enhancing Basic Skills for Tribal/First Nations Child Welfare Workers October 5–6, 2021 VirtualEnhancing Basic Skills for Tribal/First Nations Child Welfare Workers October 5–6, 2021
Virtual
This training is geared toward tribal/first nations child welfare workers who want to improve on their basic skills. The training will strengthen the workers’ capacity to work with children and families by developing effective interviewing skills, assessment, service planning, case planning, and service coordination.
Indian Health Service Urban Indian Organization Leader Call Search IHS Calendar October 5 , 2021N/A
Indian Health Service Urban Indian Organization Leader Call Search IHS Calendar October 5 , 2021Indian Health Service Urban Indian Organization Leader Call
October 5 , 2021
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Please join IHS on October 5, 2021 at 4pm Eastern for an update. Urban Indian Leaders will have an opportunity to provide comments and ask questions to federal officials.
Time: 4 - 5 pm Eastern
Conference Call: 800-857-5577
Participant Passcode: 6703929
Event Sponsor: IHS
Who Should Attend: Urban Indian Organization Leaders
Indigenous youth’s contribution to food systems transformation Tuesday, October 5N/A
Indigenous youth’s contribution to food systems transformation Tuesday, October 5World Food Forum Session
Indigenous youth’s contribution to food systems transformation
Tuesday, October 5, 2021 | 15:30 - 17:00 CEST
INTERPRETATION AVAILABLE IN ARABIC, CHINESE, FRENCH, ENGLISH, RUSSIAN & SPANISH
Custodians of 80 per cent of the planet´s biodiversity, Indigenous Peoples live in varied and often fragile ecosystems. Their livelihoods depend primarily on natural resources allowing them to devise ingenious ways of managing their territories without depleting the resource base. Indigenous Peoples, even though they are amongst those who contribute the least to global warming, are at the frontline of climate change´s impacts and have developed mechanisms that can play a significant role in containing climate change´s impacts on natural resources and food security. Such knowledge has been traditionally passed on from one generation to another. Indigenous youth have important contributions to make to the world with a profound understanding of their identity, cultural heritage, livelihoods, and lands. At the same time, many Indigenous youth face immense challenges resulting from the intergenerational effects of dominant cultures. Often, Indigenous youth are confronted with the hard choice between maintaining their roots and traditions in the Indigenous community or pursuing education and employment by migrating to cities far from home.
Moderator:
- Mai Thin Yun Mon, Indigenous Peoples UN Food Systems Summit Champion, Myanmar
Spiritual Opening Ceremony
- Yana Tannagasheva, Representative of the Shor Indigenous People
Opening remarks:
- Aiwan Minz, Indigenous child from India
- Beth Bechdol, FAO, Deputy Director-General (TBC)
- Morten von Hanno Assland, Ambassador of Norway to the RBAs. (TBC)
What characterizes Indigenous Peoples’ Food Systems?
- Tania Eulalia Martínez-Cruz, Member of the Global-Hub on Indigenous Peoples’ Food Systems, Post-doctoral Research Fellow in Anthropology at the University of Greenwich
- Mariah Gladstone, Founder of Indigikitchen, USA
- Justin Pioche, Indigenous chef and owner of the Pioche Food Group, USA (video message)
The way forward - presenting the “Indigenous Youth Global Declaration on Sustainable and Resilient Food Systems”. Challenges and commitments.
- Jessica Vega Ortega, Co-Chair of the Global Indigenous Youth Caucus, Mexico.
- Anish Shreshta, Executive Director, Youth For Environment Education And Development Foundation (YFEED), Nepal
How can others support and safeguard Indigenous Peoples’ food systems? A dialogue
- Malachi Johnson, Member of the Gooreng Gooreng People, Great Barrier Reef, Australia
- Amoz Yator, Member of Kipkandule Code Area, Kenya.
- Ida Stromso, Former FAO Indigenous youth focal point
Closing and musical intervention
- Musical contribution, song by Ch´milkaj Nicho from Guatemala
- H.E. Miguel García Winder, Mexico Ambassador to the RBAs.
- Phrang Roy, Coordinator, The Indigenous Partnership for Agrobiodiversity and Food Sovereignty & Member of the Global-Hub on Indigenous Peoples’ Food Systems
- Marcela Villareal, Ph.D. FAO, Director, Partnerships and UN Collaboration Division
National American Indian & Alaska Native K-12 MHTTC School Mental Health: Mindful Movement SeriesN/A
National American Indian & Alaska Native K-12 MHTTC School Mental Health: Mindful Movement SeriesNational American Indian & Alaska Native K-12 MHTTC School Mental Health: Mindful Movement Series
Victoria Marie, Wáčhiŋhiŋ Máza Wíŋyaŋ (Iron Plume Woman)
2-2:30 ET . 1-1:30 CT . 12-12:30 MT . 11-11:30 PT . 10-10:30 AKT
Click for more information Restoring and Protecting our Native Languages and Landscapes Oct 5 - 7N/A
Restoring and Protecting our Native Languages and Landscapes Oct 5 - 7Restoring and Protecting our Native Languages and Landscapes/ Restauración y Protección de Nuestros Idiomas y Paisajes Nativos
June 30, 2021In light of the upcoming UN International Decade of Indigenous Languages, Cultural Survival announces its virtual conference "Restoring and Protecting our Native Languages and Landscapes." At Cultural Survival, we recognize that Indigenous Peoples themselves must lead the revitalization efforts and claim ownership of their languages and cultures. This conference will equip individuals working at the community level with tools for language revitalization by joining leaders from different parts of the globe working on these issues.
On October 5-7, 2021, Cultural Survival will host a 3-day virtual conference that will convene conversations and knowledge-sharing around best practices for the revitalization and strengthening of endangered Indigenous languages and the traditional environmental knowledge carried within them. To make this event more accessible, registration will be free of charge.
Joining the conference will be Indigenous linguists, educators, and practitioners working in the field of Indigenous language revitalization. Discussions will demonstrate why language revitalization and biodiversity protection are inextricably linked, and present methodologies, practical ideas, and solutions for the best ways to carry forward the work of revitalizing, protecting, and sustaining language, culture, and land holistically.
For more information and to pre-register, please contact adriana.hernandez@cs.org. Interpretation will be provided in English, Spanish, and Russian.
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National Indian Health Board Annual National Tribal Health Conference Search IHS Calendar October 4 - 8
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October 4 - 8, 2021
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NIHB Annual National Tribal Health Conference
October 4-8, 2021
POC: NIHB, (202) 507-4071
IHS Headquarters, Indian Health Service, 5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville, MD 20857 - Find a Mail Stop
Enhancing Basic Skills for Tribal/First Nations Child Welfare Workers October 5–6, 2021 VirtualN/A
Enhancing Basic Skills for Tribal/First Nations Child Welfare Workers October 5–6, 2021 VirtualEnhancing Basic Skills for Tribal/First Nations Child Welfare Workers October 5–6, 2021
Virtual
This training is geared toward tribal/first nations child welfare workers who want to improve on their basic skills. The training will strengthen the workers’ capacity to work with children and families by developing effective interviewing skills, assessment, service planning, case planning, and service coordination.
Restoring and Protecting our Native Languages and Landscapes Oct 5 - 7N/A
Restoring and Protecting our Native Languages and Landscapes Oct 5 - 7Restoring and Protecting our Native Languages and Landscapes/ Restauración y Protección de Nuestros Idiomas y Paisajes Nativos
June 30, 2021In light of the upcoming UN International Decade of Indigenous Languages, Cultural Survival announces its virtual conference "Restoring and Protecting our Native Languages and Landscapes." At Cultural Survival, we recognize that Indigenous Peoples themselves must lead the revitalization efforts and claim ownership of their languages and cultures. This conference will equip individuals working at the community level with tools for language revitalization by joining leaders from different parts of the globe working on these issues.
On October 5-7, 2021, Cultural Survival will host a 3-day virtual conference that will convene conversations and knowledge-sharing around best practices for the revitalization and strengthening of endangered Indigenous languages and the traditional environmental knowledge carried within them. To make this event more accessible, registration will be free of charge.
Joining the conference will be Indigenous linguists, educators, and practitioners working in the field of Indigenous language revitalization. Discussions will demonstrate why language revitalization and biodiversity protection are inextricably linked, and present methodologies, practical ideas, and solutions for the best ways to carry forward the work of revitalizing, protecting, and sustaining language, culture, and land holistically.
For more information and to pre-register, please contact adriana.hernandez@cs.org. Interpretation will be provided in English, Spanish, and Russian.
National American Indian & Alaska Native ATTC: ESAS Webinar: Clinical Evaluation: ScreeningN/A
National American Indian & Alaska Native ATTC: ESAS Webinar: Clinical Evaluation: ScreeningNational American Indian & Alaska Native ATTC: ESAS Webinar: Clinical Evaluation: Screening
Avis Garcia, PhD, LAT, LPC, NCC, Northern Arapaho
1-2:30 ET . 12-1:30 CT . 11-12:30 MT . 10-11:30 PT . 9-10:30 AKT
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National Indian Health Board Annual National Tribal Health Conference Search IHS Calendar October 4 - 8
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National Indian Health Board Annual National Tribal Health Conference Search IHS Calendar October 4 - 8National Indian Health Board Annual National Tribal Health Conference
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October 4 - 8, 2021
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NIHB Annual National Tribal Health Conference
October 4-8, 2021
POC: NIHB, (202) 507-4071
IHS Headquarters, Indian Health Service, 5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville, MD 20857 - Find a Mail Stop
Restoring and Protecting our Native Languages and Landscapes Oct 5 - 7N/A
Restoring and Protecting our Native Languages and Landscapes Oct 5 - 7Restoring and Protecting our Native Languages and Landscapes/ Restauración y Protección de Nuestros Idiomas y Paisajes Nativos
June 30, 2021In light of the upcoming UN International Decade of Indigenous Languages, Cultural Survival announces its virtual conference "Restoring and Protecting our Native Languages and Landscapes." At Cultural Survival, we recognize that Indigenous Peoples themselves must lead the revitalization efforts and claim ownership of their languages and cultures. This conference will equip individuals working at the community level with tools for language revitalization by joining leaders from different parts of the globe working on these issues.
On October 5-7, 2021, Cultural Survival will host a 3-day virtual conference that will convene conversations and knowledge-sharing around best practices for the revitalization and strengthening of endangered Indigenous languages and the traditional environmental knowledge carried within them. To make this event more accessible, registration will be free of charge.
Joining the conference will be Indigenous linguists, educators, and practitioners working in the field of Indigenous language revitalization. Discussions will demonstrate why language revitalization and biodiversity protection are inextricably linked, and present methodologies, practical ideas, and solutions for the best ways to carry forward the work of revitalizing, protecting, and sustaining language, culture, and land holistically.
For more information and to pre-register, please contact adriana.hernandez@cs.org. Interpretation will be provided in English, Spanish, and Russian.
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National Indian Health Board Annual National Tribal Health Conference Search IHS Calendar October 4 - 8
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October 4 - 8, 2021
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NIHB Annual National Tribal Health Conference
October 4-8, 2021
POC: NIHB, (202) 507-4071
IHS Headquarters, Indian Health Service, 5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville, MD 20857 - Find a Mail Stop
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NCAI - 2021 Annual Convention & Marketplace Oct 9, 2021 - Oct 15, 2021
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NCAI - 2021 Annual Convention & Marketplace Oct 9, 2021 - Oct 15, 20212021 Annual Convention & Marketplace
Oct 9, 2021 - Oct 15, 2021
Sacramento Convention Center, Sacramento, CA
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NCAI - 2021 Annual Convention & Marketplace Oct 9, 2021 - Oct 15, 2021
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Oct 9, 2021 - Oct 15, 2021
Sacramento Convention Center, Sacramento, CA
Indigenous Peoples Day Paddle Oct 10N/A
Indigenous Peoples Day Paddle Oct 10
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NCAI - 2021 Annual Convention & Marketplace Oct 9, 2021 - Oct 15, 2021
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Oct 9, 2021 - Oct 15, 2021
Sacramento Convention Center, Sacramento, CA
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COLUMBUS DAYNational American Indian & Alaska Native ATTC: Virtual Native Talking Circle Oct 11N/A
National American Indian & Alaska Native ATTC: Virtual Native Talking Circle Oct 11National American Indian & Alaska Native ATTC: Virtual Native Talking Circle
1:30-3 ET . 12:30-2 CT . 11:30-1 MT . 10:30-12 PT . 9:30-11 AKT
Click for more information National Congress of American Indians Annual Convention Search IHS Calendar October 11 - 14N/A
National Congress of American Indians Annual Convention Search IHS Calendar October 11 - 14National Congress of American Indians Annual Convention
October 11 - 14, 2021
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NCAI - 2021 Annual Convention & Marketplace Oct 9, 2021 - Oct 15, 2021
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NCAI - 2021 Annual Convention & Marketplace Oct 9, 2021 - Oct 15, 20212021 Annual Convention & Marketplace
Oct 9, 2021 - Oct 15, 2021
Sacramento Convention Center, Sacramento, CA
National Congress of American Indians Annual Convention Search IHS Calendar October 11 - 14N/A
National Congress of American Indians Annual Convention Search IHS Calendar October 11 - 14National Congress of American Indians Annual Convention
October 11 - 14, 2021
Description
National Congress of American Indians Annual Conventio
Addressing and Communicating About Rural Health Disparities with Data Oct 12 – Nov 10, 2021N/A
Addressing and Communicating About Rural Health Disparities with Data Oct 12 – Nov 10, 2021Northwest Center for Public Health Practice, School of Public Health
Hearing a Need
Rural public health professionals across the Northwest voiced a need for better access to data that is easy to review and helps identify health inequities issues within the communities they serve. Data can provide insight for decision making and priority-setting and strengthens requests for funding to support communities.
Training Overview
This free training series, known as Addressing and Communicating About Rural Health Disparities with Data, is designed to increase understanding of population health concepts and help public health professionals develop skills and confidence in effectively communicating with data, including sharing data visually in charts and graphs.
The training is part of a five-year, collaborative project with public health professionals in the Pacific Northwest so they can more effectively identify, address, and communicate about health disparities in the rural communities they serve.
It is designed with and for public health professionals serving rural communities in the Pacific Northwest (Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington state). Module content primarily focuses on rural health disparities. The information and approaches highlighted in the modules are also transferable to a variety of public health contexts.
Training Details
Dates: October 12 – November 10, 2021
Time: Approx. 7 hours total
Cost: Free
Format: Self-Paced Courses and Live, Virtual Training
This training series starts with asynchronous training modules and is followed by a live, virtual training. There are three training modules that will each take about one hour to complete and should be done before the live trainings. The live, virtual trainings will be two-hour sessions on November 8 and 10.
Participants will be emailed a 5-minute survey before starting the modules and a 15-minute survey after completing the final live training session.
Enroll today. Registration closes Tuesday, October 5, 2021.
Questions? Contact Greg Whitman.
Connect with us © 2021 Northwest Center for Public Health Practice
3980 15th Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98105National American Indian & Alaska Native K-12 MHTTC School Mental Health: Mindful Movement SeriesN/A
National American Indian & Alaska Native K-12 MHTTC School Mental Health: Mindful Movement SeriesNational American Indian & Alaska Native K-12 MHTTC School Mental Health: Mindful Movement Series
Victoria Marie, Wáčhiŋhiŋ Máza Wíŋyaŋ (Iron Plume Woman)
2-2:30 ET . 1-1:30 CT . 12-12:30 MT . 11-11:30 PT . 10-10:30 AKT
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NCAI - 2021 Annual Convention & Marketplace Oct 9, 2021 - Oct 15, 2021
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NCAI - 2021 Annual Convention & Marketplace Oct 9, 2021 - Oct 15, 20212021 Annual Convention & Marketplace
Oct 9, 2021 - Oct 15, 2021
Sacramento Convention Center, Sacramento, CA
National Congress of American Indians Annual Convention Search IHS Calendar October 11 - 14N/A
National Congress of American Indians Annual Convention Search IHS Calendar October 11 - 14National Congress of American Indians Annual Convention
October 11 - 14, 2021
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National Congress of American Indians Annual Conventio
Bridging Nations, Overcoming Barriers Oct 13N/A
Bridging Nations, Overcoming Barriers Oct 13National American Indian & Alaska Native MHTTC: Mental Health Webinar: Native American and Alaska Native Mental Health: The Role of SpiritualityN/A
National American Indian & Alaska Native MHTTC: Mental Health Webinar: Native American and Alaska Native Mental Health: The Role of SpiritualityNational American Indian & Alaska Native MHTTC: Mental Health Webinar: Native American and Alaska Native Mental Health: The Role of Spirituality
Ray Daw, MA, Navajo
12-1 ET . 11-12 CT . 10-11 MT . 9-10 PT . 8-9 AKT
Click for more information TOR Grantee Sharing & Caring Oct 13N/A
TOR Grantee Sharing & Caring Oct 13Wednesday, October 13 TOR Grantee Sharing & Caring These sessions will be a guided discussion for TOR grantees to share expertise, unique cultural and community practices, and offer peer-to-peer support for your TOR program
4-5:30 ET . 3-4:30 CT . 2-3:30 MT . 1-2:30 PT . 12-1:30 AKT
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NCAI - 2021 Annual Convention & Marketplace Oct 9, 2021 - Oct 15, 2021
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NCAI - 2021 Annual Convention & Marketplace Oct 9, 2021 - Oct 15, 20212021 Annual Convention & Marketplace
Oct 9, 2021 - Oct 15, 2021
Sacramento Convention Center, Sacramento, CA
National Congress of American Indians Annual Convention Search IHS Calendar October 11 - 14N/A
National Congress of American Indians Annual Convention Search IHS Calendar October 11 - 14National Congress of American Indians Annual Convention
October 11 - 14, 2021
Description
National Congress of American Indians Annual Conventio
Co-Producers Unite! Honoring Indigenous Peoples’ Food Heritage of Turtle Island Thursday, OctN/A
Co-Producers Unite! Honoring Indigenous Peoples’ Food Heritage of Turtle Island Thursday, OctCo-Producers Unite! Honoring Indigenous Peoples’ Food Heritage of Turtle Island Thursday, Oct. 14 2021
1-2:30 pm EST
Register Join us on October 14 in honor of Indigenous Peoples’ Day (in the United States) and World Food Day 2021 to learn from Indigenous Chefs and Producers of Turtle Island (North America). Engage with Indigenous chefs, producers and international experts on the importance of Indigenous Peoples’ food systems and cuisine in the kitchen, production, policy, schools and community. Participating chefs and the first 50 participants to register will receive a Native Foods Connection box from the American Indian Foods Program of the Intertribal Agriculture Council featuring Indigenous-produced products including blue corn mix, acorn bites, chokecherry syrup, bison sticks and more!
FAO North America is pleased to co-host this interactive event with the Intertribal Agriculture Council, Slow Food Turtle Island Association and Slow Food USA.
Join the conversation on Twitter using #HonoringNativeFoods, along with #IndigenousPeoplesDay & #WorldFoodDay if you have room.
Mark your calendar FAO Liaison Office for North America | 2121 K Street, Suite 800B, Washington, DC 20037 Unsubscribe fao-washington-news@fao.org Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice Sent by fao-washington-news@fao.org National American Indian & Alaska Native PTTC: Prevention Webinar: Indigenous Resiliency:N/A
National American Indian & Alaska Native PTTC: Prevention Webinar: Indigenous Resiliency:National American Indian & Alaska Native PTTC: Prevention Webinar: Indigenous Resiliency:
Indigenous Ways of Knowing for Thriving Prevention Programs
Justine Murray
1-2 ET . 12-1 CT . 11-12 MT . 10-11 PT . 9-10 AKT
Click for more information October All Tribal and Urban Indian Organization Leaders Call Search IHS Calendar October 14N/A
October All Tribal and Urban Indian Organization Leaders Call Search IHS Calendar October 14October All Tribal and Urban Indian Organization Leaders Call
October 14 , 2021
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October All Tribal and Urban Indian Organization Leaders Call
SAVE THE DATE - The Indian Health Service invites you to join us on Thursday, October 14, for our monthly call for Tribal leaders and Urban Indian Organization leaders to provide important IHS updates and to extend an opportunity for leaders to share input with IHS officials.
Date: Thursday, October 14, 2021
Time: 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM (Eastern)
Conference Call: Coming Soon
Participant Passcode: Coming Soon
Webinar Adobe Connect: Coming Soon
Participant Password: Coming Soon
Who Should Attend: Tribal and Urban Indian Organization Leaders
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NCAI - 2021 Annual Convention & Marketplace Oct 9, 2021 - Oct 15, 2021
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NCAI - 2021 Annual Convention & Marketplace Oct 9, 2021 - Oct 15, 20212021 Annual Convention & Marketplace
Oct 9, 2021 - Oct 15, 2021
Sacramento Convention Center, Sacramento, CA
Connecting Prevention Specialists to Native Communities During Times of Crisis Oct 15N/A
Connecting Prevention Specialists to Native Communities During Times of Crisis Oct 15National American Indian & Alaska Native PTTC: Connecting Prevention Specialists to Native Communities During Times of Crisis
1-2 ET . 12-1 CT . 11-12 MT . 10-11 PT . 9-10 AKT
Click for more information Considerations for Culturally Centering Evidence-Based Treatments among American Indian and Alaska Native CommunitiesN/A
Considerations for Culturally Centering Evidence-Based Treatments among American Indian and Alaska Native CommunitiesResearch on cultural adaptations of substance use disorder interventions among racially and
ethnically diverse adults is both increasing and promising. In this webinar, Dr. Kait Hirchak will
highlight two case studies to describe re-centering evidence-based treatments for substance use
disorder in partnership with American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities. She will
also discuss the importance and process of community-based participatory research, and the
need for additional effectiveness studies as well as dissemination and implementation efforts to
improve treatment outcomes for AI/AN adults participating in culturally adapted interventions.Friday October 15th 11am-12pm PDT
Click here to learn more about Dr. Hirchak
Dr. Kait Hirchak, PhD, is an Assistant Research Professor in the Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine at Washington State University and is a federally recognized descendant of the Eastern Shoshone Tribe.
Virtual Urban Confer Session: IHS Policy on Conferring with Urban Indian OrganizationsN/A
Virtual Urban Confer Session: IHS Policy on Conferring with Urban Indian OrganizationsVirtual Urban Confer Session: IHS Policy on Conferring with Urban Indian Organizations
October 15 , 2021
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Please make plans to join us on Friday, October 15, 2021, for a virtual Urban Confer session to seek your input on how to improve the Urban Confer Policy and process.
TIME: 2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m., ET TELEPHONE: (833) 568-8864 Meeting ID: 160 394 4913
ZOOM INFORMATION: Click here for ZOOM LINK ZOOM Meeting ID: 160 394 4913
Passcode: 800011
WRITTEN COMMENTS and RECOMMENDATIONS: Please send your comments and recommendations on the IHS Urban Confer Policy and process as follows, by Friday, October 29, 2021:
By e-mail to: urbanconfer@ihs.gov – Subject line: IHS Urban Confer Policy.
Event Sponsor: IHS
Event Sponsor: IHS
Who Should Attend: Urban Program Executive Directors/CEOs and IHS Area Urban Coordinators
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HHS ASPR TRIBAL CONSULTATION SESSION: ACCESS TO SUPPLIES FROM FEDERAL PARTNERS Search IHS Calendar October 18
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HHS ASPR TRIBAL CONSULTATION SESSION: ACCESS TO SUPPLIES FROM FEDERAL PARTNERS Search IHS Calendar October 18HHS ASPR TRIBAL CONSULTATION SESSION: ACCESS TO SUPPLIES FROM FEDERAL PARTNERS
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October 18 , 2021
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HHS ASPR TRIBAL CONSULTATION SESSION: ACCESS TO SUPPLIES FROM FEDERAL PARTNERS
- DATE: Monday, October 18, 2021
- TIME: 2:00 - 4:00 PM ET
- REGISTER:https://www.zoomgov.com/meeting/register/vJItfu6vqDwjHnRlY1x1XYRc_VClYol9Pxk
On September 20, 2021, HHS Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR), Dawn O’Connell announced Tribal Consultation on recommendations to facilitate Tribal access to medical countermeasures and supplies that may be needed in public health emergencies. This consultation's focus is to identify gaps in the request process for Indian Health Service (IHS), tribal health programs (THP), and urban Indian organizations (UIO) health care providers, and recommendations on how to close such gaps to meet the ongoing needs of the current COVID-19 response as well as future public health emergencies. As part of this consultation, input is welcome on the following questions:
- What gaps or issues did your facility encounter when requesting federal assistance for medical supplies needed during the COVID-19 pandemic?
- What recommendations do you have to improve and address the gaps or issues?
- What recommendations do you have to improve the request process for federal assistance to access supplies held in the Strategic National Stockpile and other federal and military stockpiles?
Please make plans to join us and share your recommendations during one of the following virtual sessions:
October 18, 2021 at 2:00 – 4:00 PM ET: Register Here
Please send your written comments and recommendations to us at consultation@hhs.gov by October 22, 2021. Please let us know if you have any questions!
Who Should Attend: Tribal Leaders, Tribal Health Administrators, Tribal Public Health Staff, Urban and Indian Organization Leaders
Influenza Management among American Indian Populations Oct 18N/A
Influenza Management among American Indian Populations Oct 18Engage with experts and colleagues in this virtual presentation to get
your most pressing questions answered in real time.
Jorge R Mera, MD
Director of Infectious Diseases
Program Director, Ending the HIV Epidemic
Cherokee Nation Health Services
Tahlequah, OK
David Stephens, BSN, RN
ECHO Clinic Director
Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board
Portland, OR
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2021 AT 12:00 PM PST
Please register online at livecme.org/PortlandMD2 to attend this virtual
meeting.
You will receive a confirmation email upon registering.
A reminder email with login instructions will be sent close to the event.
This activity is provided by PRIME Education. There is no fee to participate. This activity is supported by an educational grant
from Genentech.NPAIHB--QUARTERLY Tribal Health Directors Meeting – Monday October 18thN/A
NPAIHB--QUARTERLY Tribal Health Directors Meeting – Monday October 18thTribal Health Directors Meeting – Monday October 18th
When: Monday October 18th from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Join Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/96768792452?pwd=QkhtREJ5YXR3WlhVTW5BQ1FPLzNaZz09
Meeting ID: 967 6879 2452 Passcode: 935673
This session is for Tribal Health Directors, and their staff (if they wish)
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National American Indian & Alaska Native K-12 MHTTC School Mental Health: Mindful Movement Series
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Victoria Marie, Wáčhiŋhiŋ Máza Wíŋyaŋ (Iron Plume Woman)
2-2:30 ET . 1-1:30 CT . 12-12:30 MT . 11-11:30 PT . 10-10:30 AKT
Click for more information NPAIHB October Quarterly Board Meeting Tuesday October 19th – Thursday October 21thN/A
NPAIHB October Quarterly Board Meeting Tuesday October 19th – Thursday October 21thGET THE FINAL MEETING AGENDA HERE!
Quarterly Board Meeting - Tuesday October 19th – Thursday October 21th
When: Tuesday October 19th from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and
Wednesday October 20th from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and
Thursday July 21st from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (Please wear pink today for Indigenous Pink Day)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/99704536439?pwd=TmxYdy9rOWZLWnByNGZvMUpYeXpjdz09
Meeting ID: 997 0453 6439 Passcode: 033256
Dropbox with all the Quarterly Board meeting materials: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/8g9nj3u3lmho2ua/AACR1QPZAVioHMokMPE5X4XMa?dl=0
A calendar invite will also be sent out with all the above information. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact me. We look forward to see you all in a few weeks.
Thank you,
Lisa L. Griggs
Northwest Portland Area Indian Health BoardExecutive Coordinator
2121 SW Broadway, Suite 300Portland, OR 97201
360.936.0089/Cell503.228.4185
503.228.1472 FaxRegional Meeting: California IHS Region Oct 19N/A
Regional Meeting: California IHS Region Oct 19Tuesday, October 19 Regional Meeting: California IHS Region These meetings are intended to allow grantees to network with one another, share ideas, discuss difficulties, and learn from experts on managing your grant.
2-5 ET . 1-4 CT . 12-3 MT . 11-2 PT . 10-1 AKT
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NPAIHB October Quarterly Board Meeting Tuesday October 19th – Thursday October 21th
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NPAIHB October Quarterly Board Meeting Tuesday October 19th – Thursday October 21thGET THE FINAL MEETING AGENDA HERE!
Quarterly Board Meeting - Tuesday October 19th – Thursday October 21th
When: Tuesday October 19th from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and
Wednesday October 20th from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and
Thursday July 21st from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (Please wear pink today for Indigenous Pink Day)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/99704536439?pwd=TmxYdy9rOWZLWnByNGZvMUpYeXpjdz09
Meeting ID: 997 0453 6439 Passcode: 033256
Dropbox with all the Quarterly Board meeting materials: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/8g9nj3u3lmho2ua/AACR1QPZAVioHMokMPE5X4XMa?dl=0
A calendar invite will also be sent out with all the above information. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact me. We look forward to see you all in a few weeks.
Thank you,
Lisa L. Griggs
Northwest Portland Area Indian Health BoardExecutive Coordinator
2121 SW Broadway, Suite 300Portland, OR 97201
360.936.0089/Cell503.228.4185
503.228.1472 FaxHHS ASPR TRIBAL CONSULTATION SESSION: ACCESS TO SUPPLIES FROM FEDERAL PARTNERS Search IHS Calendar October 20N/A
HHS ASPR TRIBAL CONSULTATION SESSION: ACCESS TO SUPPLIES FROM FEDERAL PARTNERS Search IHS Calendar October 20HHS ASPR TRIBAL CONSULTATION SESSION: ACCESS TO SUPPLIES FROM FEDERAL PARTNERS
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October 20 , 2021
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HHS ASPR TRIBAL CONSULTATION SESSION: ACCESS TO SUPPLIES FROM FEDERAL PARTNERS
- DATE: Wednesday, October 20, 2021
- TIME: 2:00 - 4:00 PM ET
- REGISTER:https://www.zoomgov.com/meeting/register/vJItfu6vqDwjHnRlY1x1XYRc_VClYol9Pxk
On September 20, 2021, HHS Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR), Dawn O’Connell announced Tribal Consultation on recommendations to facilitate Tribal access to medical countermeasures and supplies that may be needed in public health emergencies. This consultation's focus is to identify gaps in the request process for Indian Health Service (IHS), tribal health programs (THP), and urban Indian organizations (UIO) health care providers, and recommendations on how to close such gaps to meet the ongoing needs of the current COVID-19 response as well as future public health emergencies. As part of this consultation, input is welcome on the following questions:
- What gaps or issues did your facility encounter when requesting federal assistance for medical supplies needed during the COVID-19 pandemic?
- What recommendations do you have to improve and address the gaps or issues?
- What recommendations do you have to improve the request process for federal assistance to access supplies held in the Strategic National Stockpile and other federal and military stockpiles?
Please make plans to join us and share your recommendations during one of the following virtual sessions:
October 20, 2021 at 2:00 – 4:00 PM ET: Register Here
Please send your written comments and recommendations to us at consultation@hhs.gov by October 22, 2021. Please let us know if you have any questions!
Who Should Attend: Tribal Leaders, Tribal Health Administrators, Tribal Public Health Staff, Urban and Indian Organization Leaders
IHS Director's Workgroup on Improving Purchased/Referred Care Search IHS Calendar October 20 - 21N/A
IHS Director's Workgroup on Improving Purchased/Referred Care Search IHS Calendar October 20 - 21IHS Director's Workgroup on Improving Purchased/Referred Care
October 20 - 21, 2021
Description
The Indian Health Service (IHS) Director’s Workgroup on Improving Purchased/Referred Care (PRC) is a Federal-Tribal workgroup established to provide recommendations to the IHS Director on strategies to improve PRC operations, data, oversight and transparency. Membership includes two representatives from each of the 12 IHS Areas.
Registration Fee: none
Event Sponsor: IHS
Who Should Attend: PRC Workgroup members, technical advisors, other interested parties
National American Indian & Alaska Native ATTC: Behavioral Health Webinar: Finding and WorkingN/A
National American Indian & Alaska Native ATTC: Behavioral Health Webinar: Finding and WorkingNational American Indian & Alaska Native ATTC: Behavioral Health Webinar: Finding and Working with Self through Cultural Ways of Crafting
1-2:30 ET . 12-1:30 CT . 11-12:30 MT . 10-11:30 PT . 9-10:30 AKT
Click for more information SAMHSA TOR 2021 Kickoff Webinar Oct 20N/A
SAMHSA TOR 2021 Kickoff Webinar Oct 20TOR Grantees: Mark your calendars for these events! Below is a list of events we are offering for TOR grantees through December 2021.
Please reach out using the link below, however, if you would like to request any assistance on any aspect of your grant.
Request technical assistance Wednesday, October 13 TOR Grantee Sharing & Caring These sessions will be a guided discussion for TOR grantees to share expertise, unique cultural and community practices, and offer peer-to-peer support for your TOR program
4-5:30 ET . 3-4:30 CT . 2-3:30 MT . 1-2:30 PT . 12-1:30 AKT
Register Tuesday, October 19 Regional Meeting: California IHS Region These meetings are intended to allow grantees to network with one another, share ideas, discuss difficulties, and learn from experts on managing your grant.
2-5 ET . 1-4 CT . 12-3 MT . 11-2 PT . 10-1 AKT
Register Wednesday, October 20 SAMHSA TOR 2021 Kickoff Webinar This webinar will be hosted by SAMHSA's TOR Government Program Officers. Our center will be present to share the services we can offer to TOR grantees and outline technical assistance opportunities.
2-3:30 ET . 1-2:30 CT . 12-1:30 MT . 11-12:30 PT . 10-11:30 AKT
Join the meeting Tuesday, November 9 SAMHSA TOR Introduction to GPRA and SPARS Webinar This webinar will be hosted by SAMHSA's TOR Government Program Officers. Our center will be present to connect with grantees.
2-3:30 ET . 1-2:30 CT . 12-1:30 MT . 11-12:30 PT . 10-11:30 AKT
Join the meeting Wednesday, November 10 TOR Grantee Sharing & Caring These sessions will be a guided discussion for TOR grantees to share expertise, unique cultural and community practices, and offer peer-to-peer support for your TOR program
4-5:30 ET . 3-4:30 CT . 2-3:30 MT . 1-2:30 PT . 12-1:30 AKT
Register Tuesday, November 16 Regional Meeting: Portland and Alaska IHS Regions These meetings are intended to allow grantees to network with one another, share ideas, discuss difficulties, and learn from experts on managing your grant.
2-5 ET . 1-4 CT . 12-3 MT . 11-2 PT . 10-1 AKT
Register Tuesday, November 30 Native American Heritage Month: Stories of our Heritage
For this Native American Heritage Month event, members our staff will share stories of their Native American heritage, and will invite participants to share theirs as well.
2-3:30 ET . 1-2:30 CT . 12-1:30 MT . 11-12:30 PT . 10-11:30 AKT
Register Wednesday, December 8 TOR Grantee Sharing & Caring These sessions will be a guided discussion for TOR grantees to share expertise, unique cultural and community practices, and offer peer-to-peer support for your TOR program
4-5:30 ET . 3-4:30 CT . 2-3:30 MT . 1-2:30 PT . 12-1:30 AKT
Register Wednesday, December 22 TOR Grantee Sharing & Caring Given that the end of the year can be a difficult time and put a lot of pressure on behavioral health providers, we are hosting an additional session for people to gather and support one another.
4-5:30 ET . 3-4:30 CT . 2-3:30 MT . 1-2:30 PT . 12-1:30 AKT
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NPAIHB October Quarterly Board Meeting Tuesday October 19th – Thursday October 21th
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NPAIHB October Quarterly Board Meeting Tuesday October 19th – Thursday October 21thGET THE FINAL MEETING AGENDA HERE!
Quarterly Board Meeting - Tuesday October 19th – Thursday October 21th
When: Tuesday October 19th from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and
Wednesday October 20th from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and
Thursday July 21st from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (Please wear pink today for Indigenous Pink Day)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/99704536439?pwd=TmxYdy9rOWZLWnByNGZvMUpYeXpjdz09
Meeting ID: 997 0453 6439 Passcode: 033256
Dropbox with all the Quarterly Board meeting materials: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/8g9nj3u3lmho2ua/AACR1QPZAVioHMokMPE5X4XMa?dl=0
A calendar invite will also be sent out with all the above information. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact me. We look forward to see you all in a few weeks.
Thank you,
Lisa L. Griggs
Northwest Portland Area Indian Health BoardExecutive Coordinator
2121 SW Broadway, Suite 300Portland, OR 97201
360.936.0089/Cell503.228.4185
503.228.1472 FaxIHS Director's Workgroup on Improving Purchased/Referred Care Search IHS Calendar October 20 - 21N/A
IHS Director's Workgroup on Improving Purchased/Referred Care Search IHS Calendar October 20 - 21IHS Director's Workgroup on Improving Purchased/Referred Care
October 20 - 21, 2021
Description
The Indian Health Service (IHS) Director’s Workgroup on Improving Purchased/Referred Care (PRC) is a Federal-Tribal workgroup established to provide recommendations to the IHS Director on strategies to improve PRC operations, data, oversight and transparency. Membership includes two representatives from each of the 12 IHS Areas.
Registration Fee: none
Event Sponsor: IHS
Who Should Attend: PRC Workgroup members, technical advisors, other interested parties
DSTAC 1st Qtrly Meeting Search IHS Calendar October 21 , 2021N/A
DSTAC 1st Qtrly Meeting Search IHS Calendar October 21 , 2021DSTAC 1st Qtrly Meeting
October 21 , 2021
Description
The Direct Service Tribes Advisory Committee (DSTAC) hosting 1st Quarterly Meeting (virtual) zoom call.
Please register at the events link: https://www.ihs.gov/odsct/dstac/
Registration Fee: Free
Event Sponsor: IHS
Who Should Attend: Tribal Leaders, Federal Liaison, Federal Partners
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Portland Oregon Diversity Career Fair Oct 22
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Portland Oregon Diversity Career Fair Oct 22
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2021 IHS Virtual Partnership Conference Search IHS Calendar October 25 - 28
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2021 IHS Virtual Partnership Conference Search IHS Calendar October 25 - 282021 IHS Virtual Partnership Conference
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October 25 - 28, 2021
Description
The primary objective of this virtual conference is to advance attendees’ understanding of their role in the provision of healthcare, and how they support today’s Indian Health system and the role of Information Technology (IT) and Health IT in delivering quality healthcare and managing resources efficiently.
This four day event provides valuable information for Federal, Tribal and Urban healthcare administrators, managers and front-line staff who work in the areas of IT, Health IT, Business Office, Financial Management, Purchased/Referred Care (PRC) Programs and Health Information Management Departments.
You will learn valuable information from expert speakers in sessions related to Health Information Management, Meaningful Use, IT, Health IT, Cybersecurity, Capital Planning and Investment Control, Privacy, Records Management, Third Party Billing, Collections, Revenue Management, Purchased/Referred Care, the Catastrophic Health Emergency Fund and much more.
For questions regarding the 2021 IHS Virtual Partnership Conference, please send an email to: kali@mn-e.com.
Registration Fee: None
Event Sponsor: IHS
Who Should Attend: Federal, Tribal and Urban healthcare administrators, managers and front-line staff who work in the areas of IT, Health IT, Business Office, Financial Management, Purchased/Referred Care (PRC) Programs and Health Information Management Departments
AI/AN Virtual Healthcare Workforce Development Summit Search IHS Calendar October 25 - 26N/A
AI/AN Virtual Healthcare Workforce Development Summit Search IHS Calendar October 25 - 26AI/AN Virtual Healthcare Workforce Development Summit
Search IHS Calendar
October 25 - 26, 2021
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Location
Contact Info
DescriptionAmerican Indian/Alaska Native Virtual Healthcare Workforce Development Summit
Who Should Attend: K-12 schools & program serving AI/AN youth, tribal colleges, universities, residency and Tribal/IHS clinics
Virtual Urban Confer Session: Improving Access to Federal Medical Supplies Search IHS Calendar October 25N/A
Virtual Urban Confer Session: Improving Access to Federal Medical Supplies Search IHS Calendar October 25Virtual Urban Confer Session: Improving Access to Federal Medical Supplies
October 25 , 2021
Description
Description
Please make plans to join us on Monday, October 25, 2021, for a virtual Urban Confer session to seek your input on how to improve access to Federal medical supplies.
TIME: 2:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m., ET TELEPHONE: (833) 568-8864 Meeting ID: 161 856 0140
Passcode: 846535
ZOOM INFORMATION: https://ihs-gov.zoomgov.com/j/1618560140?pwd=REZ6MnRrcVJKOFFHb1hLZkdDanRFdz09 ZOOM Meeting ID: 161 856 0140
WRITTEN COMMENTS and RECOMMENDATIONS:
Please send your comments and recommendations on improving the process for requesting Federal assistance for medical supplies by the comment deadline of Friday, October 29, 2021.
· E-mail your Urban Confer comments to the following address: urbanconfer@ihs.gov.
· Please use the Subject Line: Access to Federal Medical Supplies.
Event Sponsor: IHS
Who Should Attend: Urban Program Executive Directors/CEOs and IHS Area Urban Coordinators
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2021 IHS Virtual Partnership Conference Search IHS Calendar October 25 - 28
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2021 IHS Virtual Partnership Conference Search IHS Calendar October 25 - 282021 IHS Virtual Partnership Conference
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October 25 - 28, 2021
Description
The primary objective of this virtual conference is to advance attendees’ understanding of their role in the provision of healthcare, and how they support today’s Indian Health system and the role of Information Technology (IT) and Health IT in delivering quality healthcare and managing resources efficiently.
This four day event provides valuable information for Federal, Tribal and Urban healthcare administrators, managers and front-line staff who work in the areas of IT, Health IT, Business Office, Financial Management, Purchased/Referred Care (PRC) Programs and Health Information Management Departments.
You will learn valuable information from expert speakers in sessions related to Health Information Management, Meaningful Use, IT, Health IT, Cybersecurity, Capital Planning and Investment Control, Privacy, Records Management, Third Party Billing, Collections, Revenue Management, Purchased/Referred Care, the Catastrophic Health Emergency Fund and much more.
For questions regarding the 2021 IHS Virtual Partnership Conference, please send an email to: kali@mn-e.com.
Registration Fee: None
Event Sponsor: IHS
Who Should Attend: Federal, Tribal and Urban healthcare administrators, managers and front-line staff who work in the areas of IT, Health IT, Business Office, Financial Management, Purchased/Referred Care (PRC) Programs and Health Information Management Departments
AI/AN Virtual Healthcare Workforce Development Summit Search IHS Calendar October 25 - 26N/A
AI/AN Virtual Healthcare Workforce Development Summit Search IHS Calendar October 25 - 26AI/AN Virtual Healthcare Workforce Development Summit
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October 25 - 26, 2021
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DescriptionAmerican Indian/Alaska Native Virtual Healthcare Workforce Development Summit
Who Should Attend: K-12 schools & program serving AI/AN youth, tribal colleges, universities, residency and Tribal/IHS clinics
32nd ANNUAL CENTENNIAL ACCORD MEETING OCTOBER 26TH & OCTOBER 27TH, 2021N/A
32nd ANNUAL CENTENNIAL ACCORD MEETING OCTOBER 26TH & OCTOBER 27TH, 2021Dear Honorable Tribal and State Leaders,
Please mark your calendars for the upcoming 32nd Annual Centennial Accord Meeting on October 26th (Pre-Meetings) & October 27th (Annual Meeting). The meeting format for the pre-meetings on Wednesday, October 26th is still being determined. The annual meeting on October 27th will be tentatively in-person with safety protocols and limited attendees. Location, agenda, and further meeting details will be sent once confirmed. If you have agenda items, please contact Craig.Bill@goia.wa.gov.
Respectfully,
Mystique Hurtado
Executive Assistant
Governor’s Office of Indian Affairs
(360) 902-8825
Dementia and Firearm Safety Oct 26N/A
Dementia and Firearm Safety Oct 26Dementia and Firearm Safety Tuesday, October 26, 2021
12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. PTAlthough gun violence is often in the news, some aspects of firearm safety get less attention. For this reason, the October session of Hot Topics in Practice will focus specifically on older adults with cognitive impairments and their risk for injury.
This one-hour webinar will review recent data about firearm deaths, including information about populations with Alzheimer’s Disease and its related dementias. The presentation will explore federal and state policies for addressing firearm safety among our aging population with cognitive issues. Participants will also learn about a new intervention toolkit with strategies that promote collaboration and health around this issue.
Register today to learn about policies and practical solutions to prevent firearm injury and deaths among older adults.
This webinar is supported by the Harborview Injury Prevention & Research Center.
Please be advised that this topic may be sensitive for some viewers. A recorded version will be available afterward for viewing at your own pace.
Presenter
Laura Prater, PhD, MPH, MHA
Acting Assistant Professor
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
University of WashingtonImportant Notes About Hot Topics
Speaker slides are posted on our website the morning of the webinar. Each session is recorded and made available by the next day. Audio is available through computer or by phone. Closed captioning will also be available during the webinar.
Hot Topics in Practice is a monthly webinar hosted by the Northwest Center for Public Health Practice. Guest speakers from local, state, tribal, and national organizations present on current issues affecting public health practice.
Up to 1 CPH recertification credit may be earned by viewing this webinar. Visit the National Board of Public Health Examiners to learn more.
National American Indian & Alaska Native K-12 MHTTC School Mental Health: Mindful Movement SeriesN/A
National American Indian & Alaska Native K-12 MHTTC School Mental Health: Mindful Movement SeriesNational American Indian & Alaska Native K-12 MHTTC School Mental Health: Mindful Movement Series
Victoria Marie, Wáčhiŋhiŋ Máza Wíŋyaŋ (Iron Plume Woman)
2-2:30 ET . 1-1:30 CT . 12-12:30 MT . 11-11:30 PT . 10-10:30 AKT
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2021 IHS Virtual Partnership Conference Search IHS Calendar October 25 - 28
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2021 IHS Virtual Partnership Conference Search IHS Calendar October 25 - 282021 IHS Virtual Partnership Conference
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October 25 - 28, 2021
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The primary objective of this virtual conference is to advance attendees’ understanding of their role in the provision of healthcare, and how they support today’s Indian Health system and the role of Information Technology (IT) and Health IT in delivering quality healthcare and managing resources efficiently.
This four day event provides valuable information for Federal, Tribal and Urban healthcare administrators, managers and front-line staff who work in the areas of IT, Health IT, Business Office, Financial Management, Purchased/Referred Care (PRC) Programs and Health Information Management Departments.
You will learn valuable information from expert speakers in sessions related to Health Information Management, Meaningful Use, IT, Health IT, Cybersecurity, Capital Planning and Investment Control, Privacy, Records Management, Third Party Billing, Collections, Revenue Management, Purchased/Referred Care, the Catastrophic Health Emergency Fund and much more.
For questions regarding the 2021 IHS Virtual Partnership Conference, please send an email to: kali@mn-e.com.
Registration Fee: None
Event Sponsor: IHS
Who Should Attend: Federal, Tribal and Urban healthcare administrators, managers and front-line staff who work in the areas of IT, Health IT, Business Office, Financial Management, Purchased/Referred Care (PRC) Programs and Health Information Management Departments
32nd ANNUAL CENTENNIAL ACCORD MEETING OCTOBER 26TH & OCTOBER 27TH, 2021N/A
32nd ANNUAL CENTENNIAL ACCORD MEETING OCTOBER 26TH & OCTOBER 27TH, 2021Dear Honorable Tribal and State Leaders,
Please mark your calendars for the upcoming 32nd Annual Centennial Accord Meeting on October 26th (Pre-Meetings) & October 27th (Annual Meeting). The meeting format for the pre-meetings on Wednesday, October 26th is still being determined. The annual meeting on October 27th will be tentatively in-person with safety protocols and limited attendees. Location, agenda, and further meeting details will be sent once confirmed. If you have agenda items, please contact Craig.Bill@goia.wa.gov.
Respectfully,
Mystique Hurtado
Executive Assistant
Governor’s Office of Indian Affairs
(360) 902-8825
WHCNAA/HHS Nation to Nation Dialogue on the Ongoing COVID-19 Response Search IHS Calendar October 27N/A
WHCNAA/HHS Nation to Nation Dialogue on the Ongoing COVID-19 Response Search IHS Calendar October 27WHCNAA/HHS Nation to Nation Dialogue on the Ongoing COVID-19 Response
October 27 , 2021
Description
The White House Council on Native American Affairs (WHCNAA), the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) invites you to join us for a two-day virtual Nation-to-Nation dialogue to share your input, recommendations, and perspectives on how federal resources and assistance can best support Tribes’ response to Public Health Emergencies and improve health systems across Indian Country. The dialogue will inform the work of the WHCNAA Health Committee to develop expeditiously an interagency plan to improve health systems, infrastructure, and to prepare for the ongoing COVID -19 and future Public Health Emergencies in Indian Country.
- Date: Wednesday, October 27, 2021
- Time: 2:00 – 4:00 PM EST
- Zoom Information: https://zoomgov.com/j/1615053809
- Telephone: 833 568 8864 US Toll-free | Meeting ID: 161 505 3809
Who Should Attend: Tribal Leaders
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2021 IHS Virtual Partnership Conference Search IHS Calendar October 25 - 28
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October 25 - 28, 2021
Description
The primary objective of this virtual conference is to advance attendees’ understanding of their role in the provision of healthcare, and how they support today’s Indian Health system and the role of Information Technology (IT) and Health IT in delivering quality healthcare and managing resources efficiently.
This four day event provides valuable information for Federal, Tribal and Urban healthcare administrators, managers and front-line staff who work in the areas of IT, Health IT, Business Office, Financial Management, Purchased/Referred Care (PRC) Programs and Health Information Management Departments.
You will learn valuable information from expert speakers in sessions related to Health Information Management, Meaningful Use, IT, Health IT, Cybersecurity, Capital Planning and Investment Control, Privacy, Records Management, Third Party Billing, Collections, Revenue Management, Purchased/Referred Care, the Catastrophic Health Emergency Fund and much more.
For questions regarding the 2021 IHS Virtual Partnership Conference, please send an email to: kali@mn-e.com.
Registration Fee: None
Event Sponsor: IHS
Who Should Attend: Federal, Tribal and Urban healthcare administrators, managers and front-line staff who work in the areas of IT, Health IT, Business Office, Financial Management, Purchased/Referred Care (PRC) Programs and Health Information Management Departments
2021 NATIONAL IHS HIV VIRTUAL SUMMIT Oct 28N/A
2021 NATIONAL IHS HIV VIRTUAL SUMMIT Oct 282021 NATIONAL IHS HIV VIRTUAL SUMMIT
Date: Thursday, October 28, 2021
Time: 2pm to 6pm ET
Facilitators: Rick Haverkate and Brigg Reilly (Indian Health Service)
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Dear Colleague,
The Indian Health Service (IHS) is excited to announce the 2021 Virtual IHS National HIV Summit scheduled for Thursday, October 28, from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm Eastern Time.
In addition to supporting educational and networking opportunities, the IHS National HIV Summit celebrates resiliency and diversity within the Native communities to diagnose, prevent, treat, and respond to HIV. Throughout the Summit, participants will have opportunities to address individual, institutional, and structural ways to support the advancement of our shared work to End the HIV Epidemic in the U.S. These sessions will address the variety of ways in which HIV impacts Native individuals and communities. As an attendee, you will have the opportunity to share your knowledge and advance your understanding of HIV as a health care provider.
We are excited at the possibility of you joining us for the 2021 Virtual IHS National HIV Summit scheduled for Thursday, October 28, from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm Eastern Time.
Best Wishes,
Rick Haverkate, MPH
National HIV/HCV Consultant and POC for Two-Spirit & LGBTQ+ MattersJoin the HIV/AIDS Listserv | IHS Two-Spirit LGBTQ Website | IHS HIV/AIDS Website
WHCNAA/HHS Nation to Nation Dialogue on the Ongoing COVID-19 Response Search IHS Calendar October 28N/A
WHCNAA/HHS Nation to Nation Dialogue on the Ongoing COVID-19 Response Search IHS Calendar October 28WHCNAA/HHS Nation to Nation Dialogue on the Ongoing COVID-19 Response
October 28 , 2021
Description
The White House Council on Native American Affairs (WHCNAA), the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) invites you to join us for a two-day virtual Nation-to-Nation dialogue to share your input, recommendations, and perspectives on how federal resources and assistance can best support Tribes’ response to Public Health Emergencies and improve health systems across Indian Country. The dialogue will inform the work of the WHCNAA Health Committee to develop expeditiously an interagency plan to improve health systems, infrastructure, and to prepare for the ongoing COVID -19 and future Public Health Emergencies in Indian Country.
- Date: Wednesday October 28, 2021
- Time: 2:00 – 4:00 PM EST
- Zoom Information: https://zoomgov.com/j/1604527474
- Telephone: 833 568 8864 | Meeting ID: 160 452 7474
Who Should Attend: Tribal Leaders
