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Healthy Indian Country Initiative (HICI) Project
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS - URBAN INDIAN KNOWLEDGE SHARING TOOL
PLEASE CLICK HERE TO OPEN THE SUBMISSION FORM

NCUIH 2008 Leadership Conference Pictures

Bob McSwain, Indian Health Service Director, addresses the audience at the 2008 NCUIH Annual Leadership Conference
Executive Directors, staff, and other conference participants look on during the presentation of NCUIH Attorney Greg Smith. Mr. Smith gave a legislative update on the "State of Urban Indians in D.C."
Georgianna Ignace, outgoing NCUIH President, presents her President's Report

Geoff Roth, Executive Director of NCUIH, gives his Executive Director's Report

Alejandro Bermudez, Director of Development discusses the NCUIH Business Plan presentation
Rachel Joseph, Chair of the National Steering Committee for the Reauthorization of the Indian Health Care Improvement Act, also presented a legislative update
Susie Schwartz, NCUIH Treasurer, Carmelita Skeeter, Executive Director of the Indian Health Care Resource Center in Tulsa, OK, and Jennifer Bullock, Executive Director of Nevada Urban Indians in Reno, NV look on during the Legislative Update.
Jackie Mercer, Executive Director of the NARA of the Northwest in Portland, OR, and Danielle Delaney, Policy Analyst for NCUIH.

Click here to open the Hill Heartbeat

The NCUIH Hill Heartbeat is a Congressional report highlighting legislative issues affecting Urban Indians. The second installation of the Hill Heartbeat provides an in-depth end of session review of the 110th Congress--what legislation passed, what didn't pass, and what will be revisited in 111th Congress.

 

Greetings from the National Council of Urban Indian Health,

Your Organization has been identified as a potential knowledge contributor to the HHS-funded project benefitting In

Greetings from the National Council of Urban Indian Health,

Your Organization has been identified as a potential knowledge contributor to the HHS-funded project benefitting Indian communities in urban settings across the US. Through the Healthy Indian Country Initiative (HICI) the National Council of Urban Indian Health (NCUIH)--the primary organization devoted to developing quality accessible healthcare programs for all American Indian and Alaska Natives living in urban communities-- is in the process of creating a web-based Best Practices Toolkit that will be a public hub of information for the field of Urban Indian Health.

Therefore, NCUIH officially requests your participation in the gathering of all Urban Indian Health related documents (white papers, concept papers, and thesis), materials, (power point presentations, training materials), academic studies (case studies) and research that focus on and/or involve health issues relevant to urban Indian populations. Your participation is invaluable in carrying out this task. We ask that you be kind enough to re-direct this message to the appropriate person/people within your institution who you deem to have useful information pertinent to the aforementioned requested materials.

Building upon previous successful information collection (Knowledge Map- 2007), NCUIH shall classify all received documents, placing them in different categories such as Best Practices, Lessons Learned, Academic Research, Training & Visual Materials, Articles, etc. By mapping out the existing materials available on Urban Indian Health, NCUIH will be able to find out with accuracy:

a) Where gaps in knowledge are, and what has been done in other programs to alleviate such issues;
b) Make strategies based on the findings and conclusions; and
c) Expand the possibilities for providing better and more targeted technical assistance on these issues.

Please fill the attached form with the applicable information and submit to:

Jesse Harding
Project Coordinator
jharding@ncuih.org

The deadline for submissions is July 10, 2008.

Practitioners and other experts are also encouraged to provide examples and related policy documents which showcase Urban Indian Health Programs’ (UIHPs) approaches.

Questions about the project, submission process, or the outline should be sent to:

Alejandro Bermudez Del-Villar
Project Team Leader
abermudez@ncuih.org