March 4–5, 2025
Venue: The AT&T Forum in Washington, DC.
In-person registration has closed for the symposium. Click the button below to sign up for the in-person event waitlist or to register for the livestream.
415 New Jersey Avenue, NW Washington D.C., 20001
The hotel is located 34 miles from Dulles Airport, approximately 50 minutes via taxi/cab or rideshare.
The hotel is located 5 miles from DCA Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, approximately 12 minutes via taxi/cab or rideshare.
Approximately a 10 minute walk (or 5 min drive) from Union Station
With more than 100 vendors showcasing Native health initiatives, exquisite jewelry, unique crafts, and more, this is a must-visit experience for all attendees. Last year’s highlights included a Veterans Affairs Mobile Unit offering essential services and a beading area that brought tradition to life. What exciting features will this year hold? Join us to find out and connect with the creativity, resilience, and brilliance of Indian Country!
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Interim CEO, National Indian Health Board (NIHB)
Co-Director, Johns Hopkins University Center for Indigenous Health
Director, National Institutes of Health (NIH) Tribal Health Research Office
Chairman, US Senate Committee on Indian Affairs
Director, Urban Indian Health Institute (UIHI)
CEO, American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC)
Results from the research of the Tribal Data Learning Communities (TLDC) or other reports of data analysis using Medicare or Medicaid data that focus on AI/ANs.
What the updated federal race and ethnicity data standards will mean to AI/ANs and ways to advocate for the best option in terms of recognizing AI/ANs in the data. The background for this discussion is related to the final revisions to Statistical Policy Directive 15 (SPD 15) on race and ethnicity standards.
AT&T has graciously donated the meeting space for the 2025 Tribal Health Equity Data Symposium.
Sponsor Package: 2025 THEDS Sponsorship packet
This event highlights the interconnectedness of policy, advocacy, and best practices in Indian health. Attendees can engage in Tribal listening and consultation sessions, hands-on training, plenary sessions, and workshops covering critical topics like health equity, Indigenous determinants of health, Tribal public health, behavioral health, climate change, and funding for Indian Health. With specialized programming for Native youth, Tribal veterans, and elders, the conference also features a fitness event, exhibit hall and marketplace, culture night, poster sessions, and the prestigious Heroes in Health Awards Gala. Join us to celebrate culture, share knowledge, and advance health in Indian Country!
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