From the Cross-Site Evaluation of OJJDP’s Tribal Green Reentry Program. Tribes that are implementing community-based reentry designed to help tribal youth successfully reintegrate into their communities. […]
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Information from tribal communities on effective communications and resource development. […]
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The purpose of this communication strategy is to develop and maintain the efforts of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Adminsitration (SAMHSA) to improve overall communications and achieve meaningful […]
Read More… from SAMHSA American Indian/Alaska Native Communication Strategy
Key findings from interviews with 15 tribal leaders and tribal communications officers from across the country. […]
Read More… from Leadership and Communications in Indian Country
Information, Tips and Resources for Advocates working with Native American Youth in Foster Care. […]
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Acknowledging that each community is unique, these resources intended to build on each community’s strengths of today and the past. […]
An overview for tribal leaders on Tribal Child Welfare, this guide provides some basic information on how to establish effective tribal governance and leadership. […]
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A Practical Guide to the Indian Child Welfare Act is intended to foster compliance with the letter and spirit of the ICWA. […]
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Programs and practices identified as interventions for Native Communities. […]
Read More… from Addressing Trauma in American Indian and Alaska Native Youth
Tribes have a unique status as sovereign nations, and tribes can take many steps to build partnerships. […]
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