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California Indian Nations College Celebrates Largest Graduating Class

Palm Desert, CA — California Indian Nations College (CINC) is proud to announce its seventh graduation cohort, marking a historic milestone as CINC celebrates its largest graduating class. The ceremony will take place in the Ballroom at Morongo...

Joining forces in support of stronger, safer, and healthier Tribal communities

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A Promise Returned: Oneida Members Mission to Help Prevent Overdose Across Indian Country

To the healers, the helpers, the leaders, the families: Let’s be honest—Natives are in serious crisis. In 2022, Native communities had the highest overdose death rate in the country . Nearly one in five young Native adults has a substance use...

Trump FY 2026 Budget Aims to Slash $900 Million from Indian Health Service

Tribes, Long Shut Out From Their Own Health Data, Fight for Access and Sovereignty

The History of Dental Floss

The Importance of Handwashing

NCUIH Presents Good Medicine Awards to Outgoing Legislators Tester and Peltola

Legislation Introduced to Combat Drug Trafficking in Tribal Communities

Lame Duck Congress Needs to Reauthorize Special Diabetes Program for Indians

Money from Opioid Settlements Will Fuel the Oneida Nation’s Fight Against Addiction

Benefits of Fluoridation in the 21 st Century

Cherokee Nation Hosts First Rare Disease Summit to Address Overlooked Health Care Needs

A National Mesothelioma Registry to Combat Misdiagnosis in Veterans

October is National Dental Hygiene Month

Breast Cancer Awareness Month

A Legacy of Harm: The Navajo Nation Demands Justice for Uranium Mining Victims

Healing Stone from World Indigenous Suicide Prevention Conference on Display at Seneca Museum

One Lacrosse Gathering Coming to the National Mall in D.C.

United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Signs Agreement with Indian Health Service to Establish Its Health System

U of A College of Nursing Receives $1.6M Grant to Support Indigenous Students

Overdose Awareness Week: A Good Time to Examine Lack of Law Enforcement in Indian Country

Ultraviolet Rays Safety Awareness

Native American Voters in North Dakota Urge Eighth Circuit to Reinstate Voting Rights and Fair Maps

Deb Haaland Previews Economic Agenda

Lawsuit Filed on Behalf of Survivors and Descendants of Boarding Schools

California Indian Nations College Celebrates Largest Graduating Class

Joining forces in support of stronger, safer, and healthier Tribal communities

A Promise Returned: Oneida Members Mission to Help Prevent Overdose Across Indian Country

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