Our director, Abigail Echo-Hawk (Pawnee) Abigail Echo-Hawk, just the got AASCU Distinguished Alumni award. And of course, she tore the uncivilized white mans education conspiracy down while doing it: the idea that Natives are assimilated, and don't exist. Go Abigail!

Not all heroes wear capes. The ones *we* know & appreciate fight for the continued wellbeing of Native people. On #PublicHealthThankYouDay, we lift up our hands for the good work they do to create a healthier future for the next seven generations. #PHTYD #NAHM

Every day, we're working to decolonize data so Indigenous people can live the long, healthy lives. And on #GivingTuesday, you have the opportunity to support that work by donating to our parent org, Seattle Indian Health Board. loom.ly/6z80alU

Our Sage Grant is now open for apps! This funding supports UIOs whose programming focuses on Indigenous approaches to chronic disease prevention. We are excited to be awarding 10 organizations up to $61,670! Apps are due 1/31. loom.ly/3fLOGzE #CommunityGrants

🥳 We are currently requesting applications for our 2024-2025 Sage Community Grant Program! We’re ready to answer any questions you may have during our pre-application webinar on Fri, 12/20 at 11 AM PST. Sign up today! loom.ly/x3xT6WQ loom.ly/3fLOGzE

This week has been a powerful reminder to check in with your family and your community, and pack your Indigenous go bag together. By planning, we protect what matters most: our families, our communities, our pets, and ourselves. #GoBag #EmergencyPreparedness

Huge congrats to our team on their article in this month's issue of the American Medical Association @JournalOfEthics! "How Should Epidemiologists Respond to Data Genocide?" hones in on the colonial systems and practices that perpetuate data genocide. loom.ly/0QxVfsE

Through a program supported by Sage, SNAHC community members got to embrace the healing power of plants through Healing Ways, a program focused on traditional medicine and community. Have an idea that could make an impact like this one? Apply today! loom.ly/3fLOGzE

Access to resources is key to supporting our relatives. Our team created fact sheets on flu, RSV, & COVID-19 to provide culturally grounded guidance on symptoms, prevention, & care. Together, we can protect our relatives & build healthier communities. loom.ly/aiH9qHA

Check out another way that Sage Grants impacted SNAHC: Through her work, a staff member deepened her understanding of plants. This advanced her ability to support culturally rigorous programs. Want to share your program idea? Apps for Sage close 1/31. loom.ly/s_Hzuw4

🌲 1/31 is the final day to submit your application for our Sage Community Grants Program! 😊 If you haven’t submitted yet, use these final 24 hours to really hone your application! 🔍 We’re already so excited by the applications we’ve gotten so far! loom.ly/s_Hzuw4

Big news... our UIHI website just got a glow up! 🌐 Take a look at uihi.org for the latest in urban Indian health. We've made it easier to access data, research, and resources that support our communities. Check it out and let us know what you think! 💙

Looking to make an impact on urban Native health? Apply to UIHI’s Summer Public Health Internship! This exciting opportunity supports UIHI’s mission to decolonize data by Indigenous people, for Indigenous people. Do work that matters. Apply today: loom.ly/S69duJw

If you're at the @NationalIndianHealthBoard Tribal Health Data Symposium, don't miss your chance to hear our director Abigail Echo-Hawk (Pawnee) speak today! At 9:45am ET Abigail will update us on the MMIP crisis & data sovereignty for urban & rural communities. #PublicHealth

📣 Data Defenders Needed! Are you an epidemiologist looking to make an impact on Native people and communities? We’re hiring! Join us in our mission to decolonize data and strengthen the health of Native people. Apply today: loom.ly/mn_ov8U

Benita Long has been #missing for nearly 3 years. Her family is still searching for answers but law enforcement agencies continue to fall short. Read more of Benita’s story and comments from UIHI Director Abigail Echo-Hawk (Pawnee) at NPR: loom.ly/j0TL5W0

📝 Haven't gotten all your materials ready for the Indigenous Data Fellowship application yet? Thankfully, you've got a little bit of time left. Applications close March 31st! 📎 Apply here: loom.ly/S69duJw #DecolonizeData #MPH #MPA #PublicHealthJobs

The FBI is deploying extra agents and analysts to field offices in ten states to investigate unsolved violent crimes in Indian Country. It’s a necessary investment—but we know without long-term commitment, it won’t be enough. Read more here: loom.ly/OVI_QEI #MMIP

UIHI director Abigail Echo-Hawk (Pawnee) spoke with the Seattle Times about proposed cuts to Indian Country that would violate treaty & trust obligations, cause more harm to families impacted by violence, and limit resources for Native people nationwide. loom.ly/o8S4VsE

Want to learn and engage with expert Indigenous health leaders? Join the ICT Virtual Townhall on June 26! The discussion features multiple expert panelists including our director Abigail Echo-Hawk (Pawnee). Register today and learn more at: loom.ly/vHIClzI