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Rural and isolated tribal communities have limited options for sexually transmitted infection testing and treatment. In some communities with small populations, concerns about confidentiality prevent people from getting tested at
Focus Area: Infectious Disease PreventionSexual & Reproductive Health
The Female Pathways (Asdzáán Be’eena’ in Navajo) program was designed through a collaboration between Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health and Navajo Nation community members and cultural experts. With the
Focus Area: ParentingSexual & Reproductive Health
Associated Location(s): Chinle, AZNavajo NationTuba City, AZ
Project Summary Native youth sexual and STI risk reduction programming continues to be one of the greatest needs across Navajo Nation. The University of Montana has partnered with Johns Hopkins
Focus Area: Sexual & Reproductive Health
Associated Location(s): Navajo Nation
Indigenae is a community-guided podcast that is dedicated to Indigenous wxmen’s health and wellbeing. Join hosts Sarah Stern (Cherokee), Olivia Trujillo (Navajo) and Dr. Sophie Neuner (Karuk) as they interview
Focus Area: Cancer Care & PreventionEnvironmental HealthParentingSexual & Reproductive HealthYouth Development
On some tribal reservations, sexual health education is not part of standardized school curriculum. Adolescents in these communities suffer high rates of sexually transmitted infection and unintended pregnancy. Focus groups
Focus Area: Infectious Disease PreventionSexual & Reproductive HealthSubstance Use & PreventionYouth Development
