The Physical Activity Kit (PAK) strategy refines an effective and efficient method to package, implement, evaluate and disseminate culturally appropriate physical activity for American Indian/Alaska Native and other communities. The primary goal of the PAK is to increase the time spent in moderate to vigorous physical activity.
This article describes the rate and effect of diabetes in American Indian and Alaska Native communities and the use of tradition to improve health.
This report discusses the use and impact of commercial tobacco products, cessation and prevention programs, policies, and strategies to lower commercial tobacco usage.
This fact sheet by the CDC provides an overview of physical health issues facing individuals in Indian Country and spotlights programs working to improve health of Native communities.
This Traditional Foods Resource Guide is offered as a resource to support increased interest and knowledge of Traditional Foods to support the health, well-being, and prosperity of Alaska Native and American Indian people.
This manual is created for members of Native communities who decide to come together to work on improving the health of the people.
This chapter discusses reentry in tribal communities, covering data, challenges for reentry, strategies being used, and recommendations.
The third part of the National Indian Health Board’s article series on reentry with a focus on programming and an example reentry program.
The second part of the National Indian Health Board’s article series on reentry.
This article is the first in a series that looks at successful reentry strategies with a special focus on offenders with a history of substance abuse.
