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Date: Thursday, September 11, 2025 Time: 12pm PT / 1pm MT / 2pm CT / 3pm ET (90 minutes) Facilitators: Pat Sekaquaptewa & Chris Cuestas This webinar will explore the

Culture camps are a powerful way for Tribal child welfare programs to strengthen connections to identity, family, and community. This Community of Learning will bring together Tribal staff and partners

Unfortunately, children are victims of physical and/or sexual abuse. If the crime occurred in Indian Country, a National Park, on a military base or other area where there is federal

This 40-hour training is designed to equip tribal advocates with the necessary skills for working effectively and efficiency with victims of domestic abuse. Trauma-informed safety planning and survivor-centered care. Engaging discussions and scenario-based exercises. Storytelling and creative work rooted in culture. Dates: October 6-10, 2025 Location: Colorado Springs, Colorado Registration Fee: $750 To learn more

Culture camps are a powerful way for Tribal child welfare programs to strengthen connections to identity, family, and community. This Community of Learning will bring together Tribal staff and partners to share knowledge, experiences, and strategies for creating and sustaining culture camps that reflect the strengths and traditions of their communities. Session 1 (9/17): Foundations

This 4-day intensive training is designed for Tribes and Indigenous communities developing or enhancing youth education programs rooted in culture and connection. Based on the Suquamish Tribe’s Healing of the Canoe Curriculum, a promising, proven practice for Native youth, the training offers a foundation of 14 life skills lessons taught through tribal knowledge, storytelling, and intergenerational guidance. Who Should