The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe has issued a press release regarding the recent escalation of force against the water protectors at Standing Rock. The press release includes a statement from…
Become a Certified Native STAND Educator The Center for Healthy Communities is partnering with the Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board (NPAIHB) to recruit 25 Tribes and American…
Department of Justice Tribal Access Program (TAP) will Continue to Improve the Exchange of Critical Data The Department of Justice is expanding the Tribal Access Program (TAP) for National Crime…
In partnership with the Indian Health Service, the National Indian Health Board is releasing the brand new Enrollment Assistor Toolkit. This toolkit will help Enrollment Assistors with their work across Indian Country…
Contact: Devin Delrow at ddelrow@nihb.org or 202-507-4072 Caitrin Shuy at cshuy@nihb.org or 202-507-4085 IHS Requests Tribal Input on the Proposed Realignment of the IHS Headquarters WASHINGTON, DC – Indian Health Service (IHS)…
The State of Montana has provided RMTLC with a list of all satellite voting offices on or near Montana Reservations. Please see the list below to find the satellite voting…
Please see the message below from the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Office of Tribal Justice, and the Army. Recent events have highlighted the need for a broader review and consultation…
October 12, 2016 Contacts: Devin Delrow (202) 507-4072 Sarah Freeman (202) 507-4077 Washington, DC – On September 28, 2016 the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) held a Tribal consultation session…
Your Money, Your Goals Resources for Native Communities A webinar introduction The growing suite of Your Money, Your Goals financial empowerment resources helps frontline staff and volunteers as they work…
Children’s Bureau Launches New Series of Products to Support Implementation Best Practices The Permanency Innovations Initiative (PII) is a child welfare initiative that combines implementation science and rigorous evaluation. Created as part…
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