The Physical Activity Kit (PAK) strategy refines an effective and efficient method to package, implement, evaluate and disseminate culturally appropriate physical activity for American Indian/Alaska Native and other communities. The […]
This article describes the rate and effect of diabetes in American Indian and Alaska Native communities and the use of tradition to improve health. […]
This report discusses the use and impact of commercial tobacco products, cessation and prevention programs, policies, and strategies to lower commercial tobacco usage. […]
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This fact sheet by the CDC provides an overview of physical health issues facing individuals in Indian Country and spotlights programs working to improve health of Native communities. […]
This Traditional Foods Resource Guide is offered as a resource to support increased interest and knowledge of Traditional Foods to support the health, well-being, and prosperity of Alaska Native and […]
This manual is created for members of Native communities who decide to come together to work on improving the health of the people. […]
This guide was written to provide guidance on promising practices and strategies related to offender reentry in Indian Country. It provides a historical overview, gives guidance in developing reentry programs, […]
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This training presentation developed by COPS is designed to provide law enforcement and other school personnel information about various safety concerns relevant to school environments. […]
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The purpose of this study is to synthesize expert opinion about the key challenges associated with keeping schools safe, examine the available evidence on the technologies that schools use, and […]
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This article summarizes various components of social and emotional safety for children, teachers, and the overall school environment. […]
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