A waiver was recently signed by the Assistant Secretary of Indian Affairs that applies to BIA and Tribal Social Service Programs eligibility requirements – specifically enrollment in a federally recognized Tribe…
Healthy Eating Research: Building Evidence to Prevent Childhood Obesity Up to $190,000 per grant Up to one-third of the funds will be allocated to research focused on American Indian, Asian/Pacific…
There are three new career opportunities available at the Missoula Urban Indian Health Center! The three vacancies include: Behavioral Health Data Clerk, Part-Time at $12/hour. Click here to see the…
The Association of Native American Medical Students (ANAMS) is offering a number of opportunities to American Indian / Alaska Native students this year. Attend the Annual AAIP Conference in Oakland,…
Vision Maker Media Partners with Creative Capital To Offer Free March Webinars to Indigenous Filmmakers Lincoln, Nebraska: Through a partnership with Creative Capital, Indigenous filmmakers are eligible to participate in…
Historic Investment: $17.4 Million in Grants Available to Help Native Youth The U.S. Department of Education announced on Feb. 29 that it is more than tripling—from $5.3 million to $17.4…
Indian Affairs Acting Assistant Secretary Lawrence S. Roberts has announced the launch of the 2016 Student Leadership Summer Institute, a paid 10-week internship program with the agency. The Institute was…
The RMTLC has recently learned that IHS Deputy Director Mary Smith, an enrolled member of the Cherokee Nation, has agreed to serve as the Principal Deputy of the Indian Health…
The following is adapted from “Report: Native Americans make up disproportionate share of Montana’s inmates”, a recent article from the Billings Gazette written by James DeHaven. A recent report…
The IHS National Budget Formulation is in full swing. The Tribal Leaders and RMTLC Executive Director are doing their due diligence to ensure the needs of the Rocky Mountain Region…