The Healthy Native Youth (HNY) project is housed in the Northwest Tribal Epidemiology Center (NWTEC) at the Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board (NPAIHB). It is an adolescent health project for American Indian/Alaska Native youth, parents, and communities.
The NPAIHB serves the forty-three Federally-recognized Tribes of Oregon, Washington, and Idaho as a tribal public health advisory organization.
The NPAIHB serves the forty-three Federally-recognized Tribes of Oregon, Washington, and Idaho as a tribal public health advisory organization.
As a community, we share our strengths and experiences about how we can uplift and support our Native youth. HNY Community of Practice sessions include resources and opportunities to engage with topical experts and caring adults. The HNY CoP sessions are virtual gatherings and are held each second Wednesday of the month from September to May.
If you are not able to attend, the CoP sessions are recorded and can be found in the CoP Recorded Sessions Library at https://healthynativeyouth.npaihb.org/resources-search/?_sft_resource_audience=community-of-practice-presentations
Who Should Attend?
Tribal health educators, teachers, parents, prevention specialists; people who share a commitment for improving the lives of Native youth.
How To Join
Register by clicking below by the session. See Community of Practice schedule below.
After registering, you will receive an email with connection info to join the Community of Practice session.
Note: Per NPAIHB Communication Policy, AI platforms (includes notetakers such as Otter.AI) will NOT be admitted to zoom meetings.
Text HEALTHY to 94449 and receive weekly tips/resource updates sent directly to your phone.
For any questions, please email native@npaihb.org
Register here. For more information, please email: native@npaihb.org