2024 Maternal Health Promotion Institute
Click below to view the 2024 Maternal Health Promotion Institute! This national webinar highlighted four Maternal Health advocates for Indian Country. This year, we were joined by Shaquanna Sebastian and Fatia Richardson, Mashantucket Pequot Nation, on strategies for adapting and localizing the CDC-led Hear Her campaign. Following this presentation, Tess Abrahamson-Richards, Spokane Tribe, Director of Data Sovereignty at Hummingbird Indigenous Family Services, spoke on the history and need for data sovereignty to advance Maternal & Child Health. Finally, Chelsea Randall, Maternal & Child Health Director, Great Plains Tribal Leaders' Health Board, spoke on community-based programming in the Great Plains region. To learn more about NIHB's work in Maternal & Child Health promotion, contact Preetha Raj ([email protected]).
Maternal & Child Health Department
National Indian Health Board