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Category: Awareness and Prevention

Why Tribal Behavioral Health Staffing Needs Are Growing in 2026
Awareness and Prevention

Why Tribal Behavioral Health Staffing Needs Are Growing in 2026

May 26, 2026May 26, 2026Post read time 1 min read

Behavioral health needs in Indian Country outpace clinician supply. Suicide and Psychological Distress Remain Disproportionately High in Native Populations According to the CDC, American Indian and Alaska Native populations experience suicide rates roughly twice the national average, exceeding 25…

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Why We Wear Red on May 5th for MMIP Awareness Day
Awareness and Prevention

Why We Wear Red on May 5th for MMIP Awareness Day

May 5, 2026May 5, 2026Post read time 1 min read

Today, Indian Country mourns, remembers, and demands action for Our Relatives. The Crisis Facing Native Populations May 5, 2026 marks Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons (MMIP) Awareness Day, and the data demands attention. Native women are murdered at rates…

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Tuberculosis Still Hits Indian Country Harder Than Anywhere Else in America
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Tuberculosis Still Hits Indian Country Harder Than Anywhere Else in America

March 25, 2026March 25, 2026Post read time 1 min read

CDC data shows tuberculosis rates among American Indian and Alaska Native populations are 12 times the national average, with 18,000 excess cases linked to systemic health disparities. Early TB testing through IHS facilities and tribal health programs is critical…

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Syphilis Rates in Indian Country Are Rising and Our Relatives Deserve the Facts
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Syphilis Rates in Indian Country Are Rising and Our Relatives Deserve the Facts

March 23, 2026March 23, 2026Post read time 1 min read

Syphilis rates among American Indian and Alaska Native people rose 116.3% between 2020 and 2023, with congenital syphilis increasing 257.2% in the same period. The Indian Health Service recommends three-point syphilis testing for pregnant women, and treatment with penicillin…

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Michael Woestehoff, a Navajo citizen born in Tuba City and raised in Ganado, Arizona, founded Ellsworth LLC to create a direct and effective link between federal agencies and Native communities.

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On Thursday, February 12, 2026, the Indian Health Service (IHS) convened its 70th Anniversary Tribal Summit, marking seven decades of federal trust responsibility.

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