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In partnership with the Office on Trafficking in Persons and the National Human Trafficking Training and Technical Assistance Center, National Council of Urban Indian Health is pleased to offer a free interactive training for health care professionals to identify and respond to human trafficking.
When: September 12, 2019 at 1pm PDT (4pm EDT) - 2pm PDT (5pm EDT)
Where: Webinar
To attend, please register here: https://nhttac.adobeconnect.com/soarnativecommunitiesta/event/registration.html
Learn how to become an Indigi-Wellness Champion!
The NCUIH Youth Advisory Council is at the forefront of a movement to promote resilience in AI/AN youth. We would like to invite you to join our inaugural Youth Convening to learn how to become an Indigi-Wellness Champion.
An Indigi-Wellness Champion is:
American Indian and Alaska Native youth that embraces their indigeneity, lets their culture be the armor that protects them and builds/promotes resilience to empowering future generations.
All AI/AN youth and allies across Indian Country are invited to participate in this free event.
Who: All AI/AN youth and allies across Indian Country.
What: A virtual convening of AI/AN youth led by the NCUIH Youth Advisory Council and United National Indian Tribal Youth, Inc.
When: August 6th from 3pm - 5pm EST
Where: Online
Why: To raise awareness about an upcoming national campaign on empowering AI/AN youth to be resilient.
Agenda: Coming soon!
For more information, contact Sebouh Kouyoumjian, SKouyoumjian@ncuih.org, 202-544-0344
