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Individuals who struggle with alcohol or drug abuse problems are more likely to engage in risky sexual behavior. Often they don’t have skills to avoid risky sexual situations, especially when
Focus Area: Infectious Disease PreventionSexual & Reproductive HealthSubstance Use & Prevention
Syringe Services Program Implementation in Indigenous Communities will explore the factors that facilitated the successful implementation of Indigenous-centered syringe services programs that integrate harm reduction, allopathic “western,” and traditional Indigenous
Focus Area: Cultural StrengthsInfectious Disease PreventionSubstance Use & Prevention
The TODOS program was designed through a collaboration between Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous health and White Mountain Apache tribe to implement a program that promotes girls’ empowerment, health, and
Focus Area: ParentingYouth Development
Associated Location(s): White Mountain ApacheWhiteriver, AZ
The Cradleboard Project will develop and conduct community-based workshops that bring together the crafting of traditional cradleboards with culturally tailored learning for families on child raising, child development, and safe sleep practices.
Focus Area: Early Childhood DevelopmentTraditional Cradleboards
Associated Location(s): Duluth, MNFort Defiance, AZWhiteriver, AZ
Project information: The White Mountain Apache Elders’ Resilience Curriculum (ERC) is called Nohwi nalze dayúwéh bee goldoh dolee which means approximately ‘Let our Apache Heritage and Culture Live on Forever
Focus Area: Mental Health PromotionYouth Development
Associated Location(s): White Mountain ApacheWhiteriver, AZ
The Northern Plains American Indian Lung Cancer Intervention Project is funded by the Bridging Cancer Care initiative of the Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation and is a collaboration between the Johns Hopkins University Center for Indigenous Health –
Focus Area: Lung Cancer
Associated Location(s): Rapid City, SD