Indigenous Women’s Health Meeting
March 13–15
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Learn more about the Indigenous Women’s Health Meeting
Clinicians, healers, elders, and community members should plan to attend the Eighth Indigenous Women’s Health Meeting, which will highlight care models and community-based public health approaches to promote wellness. Topics will include trauma-informed care, substance use, and more.
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Protecting Our Children Conference
April 7–10
Seattle, with the option to attend virtually
Register for the Protecting Our Children Conference
The title of the 42nd annual Protecting Our Children Conference is “Together We Stand: Preserving the Spirit of ICWA.” Sponsored by the National Indian Child Welfare Association, the conference is geared toward social service providers, legal professionals, advocates for children, and tribal and federal leaders.
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Tribal Self-Governance Conference
April 15–18
Chandler, Arizona
Register for the Tribal Self-Governance Conference
Federal partners, tribal leaders, tribal officials, and people who work closely with tribal communities are encouraged to attend this year’s Tribal Self-Governance Conference. Topics covered include tackling substance abuse and moving toward climate resiliency.
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NCUIH annual conference
April 29–May 2
Washington, DC
Register for the NCUIH annual conference
The theme of this year’s National Council of Urban Indian Health (NCUIH) annual conference is “Sustaining Traditions: Culture, Identity, and Health.” Health care professionals, policymakers, and community leaders are encouraged to attend.
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NIHB National Tribal Health Conference
May 20–23
Rapid City, South Dakota
Register for the NIHB National Tribal Health Conference
“Tribal Health Equity on Our Terms” is the theme of this year’s National Indian Health Board (NIHB) National Tribal Health Conference. Tribal leaders, public health professionals, policy specialists, advocates, and allies are encouraged to attend.
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