In this online learning event, participants are provided with an overview of Evidence-Based Practices (EBP) that are utilized for suicide prevention. Community readiness for change and how this applies in […]
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The Online Learning Event facilitator provides resources for Office of Juvenile Justice Delinquency and Prevention (OJJDP) Tribal Youth Program (TYP) grantees, OJJDP Juvenile Healing to Wellness Courts (JHWC) grantees, and […]
This session focuses on how collaborative relationships are sustained in our tribal youth work, including ways in which they can be identified and how to strengthen them in culturally informed […]
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This online learning event is for tribal child-serving professionals to enhance their knowledge of tribal cultures and histories, and to encourage culturally affirming approaches for supporting Native youth and their […]
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This online learning event features a panel of Native youth sharing their experiences with mentoring and peer mentoring, as well as provides information about the 7th generation mentoring model funded […]
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In this session, participants will engage with an online middle school and high school curriculum from the National Museum of American Indians. This will enable participants to experience and learn […]
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An informational online learning event on the Walking the Four Directions Curriculum offered by the National Native Children’s Trauma Center (NNCTC): a strength-based, trauma-informed approach to teaching youth pro-social and […]
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This online learning event provides an overview of the history of education within public learning institutions and its impact on the American Indian/Alaskan Native (AI/AN) population. Educational systems have historically […]
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Any professionals working with tribal youth can benefit from understanding the impact of trauma and what this impact looks like specifically for justice-involved youth. Whether working in a court system […]
Compassion fatigue is a broadly defined concept that includes emotional, physical & spiritual distress. It is associated with care providers experiencing significant pain and suffering while caregiving. This session shares […]
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