In our work, community is everything. It is where our strength comes from, where our stories are told, and where the wisdom of our ancestors guides our path forward. At NIHB, all that we do is rooted in connection, collaboration, and the shared responsibility of building healthier futures for our people.
As part of this community focus, we gather for events, honor the Tribes, and are stronger together.
Since time immemorial, storytelling has been the lifeblood of our cultures. It is through stories that knowledge is passed down, histories are preserved, and lessons are shared. American Indian storytelling is not just an art—it is a sacred responsibility, a way of teaching and learning that has shaped generations.
We honor this tradition by using storytelling to amplify the voices of Indian Country and advocate for the changes we need to see. Our stories are more than just narratives; they are powerful tools for education, advocacy, and change.
The Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act (ISDEAA) requires Indian Health Service (IHS) to compensate
At the heart of the National Indian Health Board are our 12 Member Organizations, each representing one of the 12 Indian Health Service Areas. As regional experts in public health, these organizations are instrumental in shaping the well-being of Tribal communities across the country.
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President Trump’s recent Executive Orders on federal funding could have serious implications for Tribal health. NIHB is actively advocating for Tribal Nations and providing key updates—click to learn more and access resources.
