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Protecting our Most Vulnerable – Strengthening Supports for Unsheltered & Runaway Native Youth (The 2nd of a 4-part Online Learning Event Series)

This will be the second of a TYRC Online Learning Event series focused on the needs and current service gaps of unsheltered and runaway Native youth across the country. During […]

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Supporting Tribal Youth Attendance Achievement

This publication serves as a primer to assist with understanding issues of chronic absenteeism, truancy, prevention, and intervention processes. It addresses historic education policy and contemporary approaches utilized by Tribal […]

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OJJDP Comprehensive Gang Model

This publication provides a model for communities desiring to assess, intervene, and prevent youth gang activity in their local area. […]

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Tribal Home Visiting: Cultural Enhancements, and Adaptations of Tribal Home Visiting Programs

Program focused on the importance of adaptations and enhancements to evidence-based models. […]

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SAMHSA Condensed Culture Card

A guide to build cultural awareness for American Indian and Alaska Natives […]

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Focus on Native Communities

A companion guide to assist tribal staff and organizations in their work with community members. […]

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Native Organizations: Working Together for our Common Benefit

Information from tribal communities on effective communications and resource development. […]

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Leadership and Communications in Indian Country

Key findings from interviews with 15 tribal leaders and tribal communications officers from across the country. […]

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Effective Leadership for Tribal Child Welfare

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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Framework for Developing Tribal Capacity

A model developed from the EPA as a framework for developing tribal capacity which includes valid performance measures, plans, and measuring progress and goals. […]

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