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SUMMARY:STRONG BEGINNINGS: ANNUAL GATHERING FOR TRIBAL VOICES IN MATERNAL HEALTH
DESCRIPTION:The National Indian Health Board’s (NIHB) 2025 Convening on Tribal Maternal Health is more than just a meeting—it is a collective movement toward transformative change in maternal health for American Indian and Alaska Native communities. This convening taking place in Denver\, Colorado from June 2 to 4\, 2025\, unites Tribal leaders\, healthcare professionals\, policy experts\, and partners to advance culturally responsive solutions for reducing maternal mortality and morbidity. By joining this effort\, partners have the opportunity to shape innovative models\, strengthen community-driven health strategies\, and ensure that every Native mother and infant receives the care and support they deserve. Together\, we can create a future where American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) maternal health is not only prioritized but protected. Let’s build this path forward—because collaboration is the foundation of progress.\n \nHISTORY: \nIn 2023\, NIHB partnered with the Center for Disease Control to bring together 60+ experts to explore Tribal Maternal Health issues\, especially maternal mortality. Discussions highlighted access to culturally competent care\, workforce gaps\, data sovereignty\, and existing models. Key takeaways included flexible review structures\, sustainable funding\, and stronger Tribal partnerships. The convening emphasized Native-led solutions for maternal health equity. \nPARTICIPANTS INCLUDE:\n\n Tribal Maternal and Infant Health Experts\nHealthcare Providers serving Tribal Communities\n\n\nPolicy and Law Experts\n\n\nMaternal and Child Health Staff from Area Indian Health Boards\n\n\nTribal Leaders\n\n\nPartners and Health Funders\n\nPARTNER BENEFITS FOR SUPPORTING THE CONVENING: \n\nNational Recognition & Visibility\n\nSponsors will receive prominent recognition in event materials\, including banners and digital communications\, showcasing their commitment to improving maternal health outcomes for AI/AN communities.\n\n\nStrategic Partnership with Tribal and Public Health Leaders\n\nGain direct access to a network of Tribal leaders\, AI/AN healthcare providers\, policymakers\, and maternal health experts. This convening provides a unique platform for meaningful engagement with key stakeholders shaping maternal health policies and programs.\n\n\n Brand Alignment with Public Health Initiatives\n\nSupporting this convening reinforces a sponsor’s dedication to health equity\, cultural responsiveness\, and Native-led solutions\, demonstrating a shared commitment to increasing maternal and child health.\n\n\nInfluence on Emerging Tribal Maternal and Child Health Practices\n\nSponsors have the opportunity to contribute to discussions that shape the development and implementation of Tribal Maternal Health strategies\, fostering innovative solutions tailored to the needs of AI/AN communities.\n\n\nExclusive Speaking & Thought Leadership Opportunities\n\nDepending on sponsorship level\, partners may be invited to speak on a panel\, facilitate discussions\, or introduce sessions\, positioning them as thought leaders in maternal and infant health equity.\n\n\nIncreased Community Impact & Trust\n\nBy directly supporting efforts that improve maternal health outcomes\, sponsors strengthen their relationships with AI/AN communities and demonstrate their investment in long-term\, sustainable health solutions.\n\n\nAccess to Convening Reports & Research Insights\n\nSponsors will receive exclusive post-event materials\, including meeting summaries\, key findings\, and policy recommendations\, offering valuable insights into best practices\, emerging trends\, and opportunities for continued collaboration in AI/AN maternal health.\n\n\n\nBy supporting the 2025 Convening on Tribal Maternal Health from June 2 to 4 in Denver\, Colorado\, partners become catalysts for change\, ensuring that every Native mother and infant receives the care\, support\, and advocacy they deserve. \nIf you are interested in attending this event\, please contact: \n Preetha Raj\, Project Lead\, Public Health Programs & Policy\, at praj@nihb.org \nFor partnership opportunities\, contact: \nRod Jacobs\, Director\, Development & Strategic Engagement at rjacobs@nihb.org
URL:https://www.nihb.org/event/strong-beginnings-annual-gathering-for-tribal-voices-in-maternal-health/
LOCATION:TBA\, Denver\, CO\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Preetha Raj":MAILTO:praj@nihb.org
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