This online learning event will examine the role in which historical trauma and adverse childhood experiences contribute to substance addiction and high risk behavior in Native youth. Further, this session […]
Many people have learned about the landmark Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) study and its results demonstrating the link between ACEs and poor mental health and health outcomes. After hearing about […]
Read More… from The Other Side of the ACEs Pyramid: An Indigenous Healing Framework
This online learning event will support Tribal Youth Program and Juvenile Healing to Wellness Court program staff to better understand the behavioral health needs of Indigenous youth and develop “wrap […]
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We will celebrate Black History Month by uplifting the profile and voices of our biracial relatives. This online learning event is aimed at exploring the unique needs of biracial Native […]
While this training is intended for foster, adoptive, and kinship caregivers, all caregivers can benefit. This webinar will make participants aware of the profound impact trauma has on children’s development […]
Read More… from Dealing with the Invisible Suitcase: An Overview of a Workshop for Resource Parents
The panelists share their journey as parents of 2Spirit-LGBTQ+ youth and successful strategies for supporting, advocating, and creating safe environments for their children. The conversation explores the needs of 2Spirit-LGBTQ+ […]
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The Online Learning Event facilitator provides resources for Office of Juvenile Justice Delinquency and Prevention (OJJDP) Tribal Youth Program (TYP) grantees, OJJDP Juvenile Healing to Wellness Courts (JHWC) grantees, and […]
This session focuses on how collaborative relationships are sustained in our tribal youth work, including ways in which they can be identified and how to strengthen them in culturally informed […]
Read More… from Strengthening and Sustaining Collaborative Relationships
This online learning event is for tribal child-serving professionals to enhance their knowledge of tribal cultures and histories, and to encourage culturally affirming approaches for supporting Native youth and their […]
Read More… from Cultural Humility: Working in & with Tribal Communities
Any professionals working with tribal youth can benefit from understanding the impact of trauma and what this impact looks like specifically for justice-involved youth. Whether working in a court system […]
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