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We work with Indian health care organizations,
government agencies, and universities to plan
and develop reports.
government agencies, and universities to plan
and develop reports.
University of Washington, Indigenous
Wellness Research Institute
international conference: "Knowing Your Roots:
Indigenous Medicines, Health Knowledge, and
Best Practices." The conference was held by the
International Network for Indigenous Health
Knowledge and Development, an international
assembly of indigenous health researchers,
scholars, policy makers,and practitioners
dedicated to improving the health of indigenous
peoples in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and
the United States.
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
extensive review of federal trust related laws,
regulations, manuals, and handbooks with the
Trust Management Improvement Project to identify
regulations and program guidance that need to be
revised or repealed.
Wellness Research Institute
- Conference Report
international conference: "Knowing Your Roots:
Indigenous Medicines, Health Knowledge, and
Best Practices." The conference was held by the
International Network for Indigenous Health
Knowledge and Development, an international
assembly of indigenous health researchers,
scholars, policy makers,and practitioners
dedicated to improving the health of indigenous
peoples in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and
the United States.
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
- Federal Trust Policy Report
extensive review of federal trust related laws,
regulations, manuals, and handbooks with the
Trust Management Improvement Project to identify
regulations and program guidance that need to be
revised or repealed.
U.S. Indian Health Service & Office of the
Assistance Secretary of Planning and
Evaluation
team to evaluate Government Performance and
Results Act (GPRA) best practices at 17 federal
and tribal health care sites in 10 states. JLWA
developed a national report that will be
distributed by the Indian Health Service
nationally.
U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Services Administration
forum on tribal public health issues. The forum
was held by the Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration and the
Department of Justice to improve policy
coordination and culturally appropriate
strategies to address substance abuse and
mental health needs of justice-involved youth.
Assistance Secretary of Planning and
Evaluation
- National Evaluation of Best Practices in
Primary Health Care
team to evaluate Government Performance and
Results Act (GPRA) best practices at 17 federal
and tribal health care sites in 10 states. JLWA
developed a national report that will be
distributed by the Indian Health Service
nationally.
U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Services Administration
- Tribal Planning Forum on Juvenile
Justice, Substance Abuse & Mental
Health
forum on tribal public health issues. The forum
was held by the Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration and the
Department of Justice to improve policy
coordination and culturally appropriate
strategies to address substance abuse and
mental health needs of justice-involved youth.