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Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health
We work in partnership with communities to advance Indigenous well-being and health leadership to the highest level.
About Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health
We work in partnership with communities to advance Indigenous well-being and health leadership to the highest level. We are an independent center within the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health with satellite offices on tribal lands of White Mountain Apache, Navajo Nation, Great Lakes and Montana, where our Native American workforce serves their own communities. With over 35 years of collaboration with Southwestern tribes, our programs now reach more than 150 tribal communities in 23 states. These partnerships have achieved landmark public health breakthroughs credited with saving over 60 million children’s lives worldwide.
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Presence & Recognition
Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health presenter Dr. Paula Toko King will share insights from TIAKI, a Kaupapa Māori research project focused on care, wellbeing, and community-led responses to the impacts of imprisonment.
Reported by Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health
Research & Knowledge
Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health is guest editing the special issue of the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health titled Palliative Care Delivery: Promoting Accessibility, Equity, and Quality of Life.
Reported by Katie Nelson, PhD, RN