Thank you to all attendees, sponsors, exhibitors, federal partners, and community members that made this National Tribal Public Health Summit a great success.
2021 National Tribal Public Health Summit
April 27-29, 2021
Presentations
Registered attendees of the virtual Summit may visit the Pathable website and sign in to view presentation recordings.
Tuesday, April 27, 2021
- Adapting Tribal Public Health Infrastructure through Workforce Development Improvements to Overcome COVID-19
- Commercial Tobacco Cessation in Indian Country Institute
Wednesday, April 28, 2021
- COVID-19 & Community Conversations
- Exploring the Foundations of Tribal Public Health Infrastructure
- Opioid Use Recovery – Honoring and Empowering Local Providers
- Oral Health Among Indian Health Service Oklahoma City Area - A Review of the Current Data
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Preserving and Defending Our Tribal Lands: Environmental Health in Indian Country
- Preserving and Defending Our Tribal Lands - Environmental Health in Indian Country – National Tribal Air Association
- Preserving and Defending Our Tribal Lands - Environmental Health in Indian Country – Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium
- Preserving and Defending Our Tribal Lands - Environmental Health in Indian Country – Lummi Nation
- Preserving and Defending Our Tribal Lands - Environmental Health in Indian Country – Sitka Tribe of Alaska
- Preserving and Defending Our Tribal Lands - Environmental Health in Indian Country – Pala Band of Mission Indians
- Preserving and Defending Our Tribal Lands - Environmental Health in Indian Country – National Indian Health Board
- Preserving and Defending Our Tribal Lands - Environmental Health in Indian Country – Indian Health Service
- Stop COVID-19 with Southern California Native Communities – University of California Riverside
- Tools for Tackling Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia in Tribal Public Health - International Association for Indigenous Aging
- Tribal Support for Arizona’s Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) Reimbursement of Traditional Healing Services
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Understanding Infection Control: How Indian Country has Adapted During the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Understanding Infection Control: How Indian Country has Adapted During the COVID-19 Pandemic – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Overview
- Understanding Infection Control: How Indian Country has Adapted During the COVID-19 Pandemic – National Indian Health Board
- Understanding Infection Control: How Indian Country has Adapted During the COVID-19 Pandemic – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Infection Control
- Understanding Infection Control: How Indian Country has Adapted During the COVID-19 Pandemic – Navajo Nation
- University Land Grant Status in Medical School Admissions – University of California San Diego
- We are Nature Defending Itself - Restoring Indigenous Environmental Health – University of New Mexico
Thursday, April 29, 2021
- Addressing Intimate Partner Violence in Indian Country Institute
- Brain Health Action Institutes for Tribal Nations “Train the Facilitator” – National Indian Health Board
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Let’s Eat Good Food! The Story of the Bay Mills Indian Community’s Innovative Cottage Foods Law
- Let’s Eat Good Food! The Story of the Bay Mills Indian Community’s Innovative Cottage Foods Law – Indigenous Food and Agriculture Initiative
- Let’s Eat Good Food! The Story of the Bay Mills Indian Community’s Innovative Cottage Foods Law – Public Health Law Center
- Let’s Eat Good Food! The Story of the Bay Mills Indian Community’s Innovative Cottage Foods Law - Approved Jiibaakwaan Production - Handout
- Mitigating a Lapse in Prevention, Intervention, and Support Services: Connecting with Rural Reservations in a Time of Crisis – Southern California Tribal Health Center
- Navajo Nation's Contact Tracing Journey - Sharing Lessons Learned – Navajo Nation
- Next Gen Hawai‘i - A Multi-Language Youth-Focused Social Media Outreach Collaboration to Address COVID-19 in Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, and Other COVID-Impacted Communities
- Protecting First Food - Breastfeeding Policy Development in Indian Country – Public Health Law Center
- Special Diabetes Program for Indians (SPDI) - NIHB Updates and Discussion - Overview - National Indian Health Board
- State of Emergency on the Navajo Nation: Lessons Learned from Connecting Community Development and Tribal Public Health – Navajo Nation
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