May 22, 2013 in Portland, OR THRIVE currently has three tribal pilot clinics implementing the ZS model and are recruiting additional sites to receive a site-specific ZS training in 2016. April 2011 in Ocean Shores, WA Census Bingo - GAME NIGHT. Friday, September 18th
September 23, 2020 – Virtually.
The workshop provides a connection for youth who are interested in health professions and becoming future healers. January 11, 2019 in Portland, Oregon & Virtually (Zoom) Meeting Agenda
Native Youth Survey.
N7 Youth Movement Jesse Schwarz & Tyler Hogan provide youth with an inspiring activity in brainstorming ideas on creating stronger communities and ways to apply for the N7 youth movement grant. 11th …
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All rights reserved. Frank Tuttle, Marlee Mansfield-Chavez, Cheryl Tuttle October 2010 in Tulalip, WA Meeting Minutes 1. Data from these sources and other studies have found that several factors can put a person at higher risk for attempting suicide, including: – Previous suicide attempt(s) – History of depression – Alcohol or drug abuse – Family history of suicide or violence – Physical illness – Feeling alone. Pechanga Resort & Casino in Temecula, CA. Friday, September 18th RPMS is a comprehensive suite of packages with many outstanding features that are useful for the daily management of patients. In the Northwest (ID, OR, and WA), suicide is the 8th leading cause of death for AI/AN people and the 2nd leading cause of death for AI/ANs ages 15-24 years (this is the same for AI/AN youth throughout the U.S.). 12:00-1:30pm: "Everybody has a Story" with Keynote Speaker: Notah Begay III (Pueblos of San Felipe and Isleta/Diné), a four-time PGA Tour winner and current golf analyst for NBC Sports and The Golf Channel.
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Karuk Tribal Youth Council and Two Feathers Mentors Positive Youth Development, identity development, culture based youth programming, stress management. Sasha Spite, Calvin Hendricks, Tasha Norton, Robbie Lara
Registration is a two part process. For example, an average of 20 AI/AN suicides occur in Washington each year, 6 in Oregon, and 4 in Idaho.
Facilitated by Ellen Colegrove, Best Practices: Culture as Prevention Thursday, September 17th Introduction by Beverly Miller (California IHS Director), introduced by Virgil Moorehead Jr. Keynote by Assembly Member Ramos, introduction by Kiara Weatherford, Reflection Activity with Two Feathers Clinicians, Interactive Closing with local Native Artist, Introduction by Chairman Michael Hunter (Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians), Introduced by Kulani Burbank and Halina Crabtree, Reflection Activity with Two Feathers Clinicians, Small group break out reflection with Two Feathers Clinicians, Ted Hernandez, Wiyot Chairman Closing Words. Serving Native Youth Amid Covid-19: Youth Roundtable
December 2009 in Salem, OR Meeting Minutes Mar 7, 2020 Oklahoma City, OK. AISES National Conference. Although RPMS has a vast amount of data on the health status of individual patients, a detailed analysis of its usefulness and accuracy for surveillance has not been done. Data on suicide risk factors and attempts, as opposed to mortality, are available from a variety of sources, including the CDC’s Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) and the Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS). Native American Rehabilitation Association (NARA), which has been using the survey tool, added a peer suicide knowledge section from the Lifelines PreTest Questionnaire and additional questions about protective factors based on the concept of resiliency. TBD.
(Sicangu Lakota), Notah Begay III
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The conference brings youth together to learn about health promotion and disease prevention with a strong focus on suicide prevention and mental health. Learn More. Wednesday, September 16th
2020 UNITY Virtual Conference.
To request a training or presentation please contact project staff, Colbie Caughlan at ccaughlan@npaihb.org or Lael Tate at ltate@npaihb.org.
Meeting dates, times, and locations are updated periodically. The IHS reported that, from 1996-1998, the age-adjusted suicide death rate for the Portland Area was 22.0 per 100,000, a rate that was exceeded only by Aberdeen, Alaska, Bemidji, and Tucson. Native Youth Mental Health in Education, Navigating Academia as Native Peoples
The survey was also reviewed for cultural appropriateness by a cultural advisory team at NARA-NW.
Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Resources Suicide Prevention Action Network of Idaho NARA Washington State 2008 Healthy Youth Survey Sixth, eighth, tenth, and twelfth graders were surveyed.
The survey included questions about safety and violence, alcohol, tobacco and other drug use, physical activity and diet, and related risk and protective factors. Preventing Injury through Social Marketing – Several learning and health communication theories support the use of culturally-tailored media to increase behavior change.
Tailored information is more likely to be read, understood, perceived as personally relevant, and remembered. May 2011 in Coeur D’Alene, ID Meeting Minutes Youth Suicide Prevention Program (YSPP) – website for Washington State youth THRIVE does not currently have funding for Tribal Cooperative Grants but please check back every couple of months to see if there is an update.
Have you seen something that needs to be updated on the website? Native youth discuss Native LGBTQ2+ cultures, experiences, and visibilities in their communities and how this impacts their identity development. In regards to the THRIVE project, please direct any questions to the THRIVE project director, Colbie Caughlan, at 503-416-3284 or by email at ccaughlan@npaihb.org. Idaho State: Suicide Prevention (Yurok/Hupa/Karuk), Frank Waln
(Serrano/Cahuilla), Dr. Kishan Lara-Cooper It can begin with family and those closest to the person who took their life and then the impact spreads outward to others such as friends, witnesses, first responders, treatment providers, and colleagues. Bennae Calac, Jude Marshall, Manny Lieras, Dr. Sara Chase extracurricular sports, clubs, community center groups, cultural activities, etc.
IHS Division of Behavioral Health Engagement in positive activities i.e.
Facilitated by Charley Reed (Two Feathers Mentor) and Aja Conrad, School Systems Work with Tribal Youth May 18, 2017 in Portland, Oregon Facilitated by Keoki Burbank & Bubba Riggins. Registration for this conference is a 2 part process. Travel scholarships for tribal representatives may be available for the Alliance meetings. Jul 16, 2020 Virtual Game - 8 p.m. - EDT. CLICK HERE.
Staff provides programmatic technical assistance, suicide prevention training, and resources to the Northwest Tribes. Conference Contact: If you have any questions, contact Lael Tate by email at ltate@npaihb.org. List of Suicide Prevention Trainers in WA, OR, and ID
May 21, 2015 in Bow, Washington Youth developed a graphic novel using indigenous storytelling, the Trickster story to discuss and learn the impact of substance abuse disorder and addiction in Native communities. Native Youth Education Conference Native Youth Education Conference Much time and effort is spent in deciding what is best for Native youth, and as their parents, aunts, uncles, grandparents, and other relatives, we should and could help them explore their options.