The Overdose Epidemic - Native News Online

Native News Online Senior Editor Receives Excellence in Recovery Journalism Award for Coverage of Overdose Crisis in Indian Country
‘We need a massive paradigm shift’ | Overdose Rates for Native Americans Up 15%, New CDC Data Shows
'A Crucial Public Health Tool' | Mi'kmaq Nation Installs Lifesaving Vending Machine
Rolling Hope
Tribes Will Get Part of $150M Settlement from Opioid Manufacturer Hikma Pharmaceuticals
'We are Not Going to Leave You Behind' | Wabanaki Nations Opens Culturally Centered Detox Center Open to All
Bois Forte Tribe Takes on Overdoses, Infectious Diseases with Vending Solutions
'This has Been a Train Wreck for a Long Time' | Fentanyl Trafficking, Underfunded Tribal Enforcement Subject of Senate Committee Hearing
Tribal Leaders Push Senators to Fight Fentanyl
Stigma, Solutions & Sympathy | Native Leaders Confront the Overdose Epidemic in Indian Country on Live Stream Series
Washington Lawmakers and Tribal Leaders Unite to Confront the Overdose Crisis in Native Communities
It is Time to Arrest the Severe Problem of Drug Overdose Deaths in Indian Country
Tribes Have Until October 15 to Apply for a Decade of Free Naloxone Under Tribal Opioid Settlement
Center for Indigenous Health Launches Guide for Spending Tribal Opioid Settlement Funds
‘We are in dark times’ | Reeling from Four Overdose Deaths in Four Days, Lummi Nation Calls for Urgent Action
Tribes to Get $36 Million as Kroger Agrees to Pay $1.4 Billion in Opioid Lawsuits
Major Retailers are Selling Life-Saving Naloxone for $45. Here is Where You Can Get it for Free.
Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe Gets $1.3M in Opioid Settlement Funds
Indian Country Directs Its Attention to the Overdose Crisis
‘This is Bigger Than All of Us’| Tribal Leaders, Members Testify Before California Assembly’s Fentanyl Committee

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