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Initiatives

Our Philosophy and Approach

We strive to advocate, promote and strengthen health equity in communities in order to develop social justice and change. 

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What We Do
We work primarily with both American Indian communities and rural areas to develop and mentor individuals toward equitable policy change.
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  • Train and develop  authentic community-based community leaders;
  • Create  and sustain partnerships in New Mexico;
  • Support a vibrant, equitable community that respects and honors all individuals
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Environmental

Discover further insights into our Health Impact Assessment, examining the comprehensive impact of uranium mining in McKinley County on the physical, emotional, economic, and spiritual well-being of local communities

Indigenous Issues

 Assist with concerns like Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, religious conversion, boarding school legacies, domestic violence, and other contributing elements to generational trauma.

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Food Security

Only 13 grocery stores serve the entire Navajo Nation, spanning across 27,000 square miles. The scarcity of potable water, electricity, and reliable cellular service poses significant health barriers for Indigenous communities.

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Social Justice

Indigenous Radical Public Health is a tool  to address the inadequate access to healthcare, employment opportunities, education, and social drivers of community health policies.

Education
& Training

We encourage everyone to browse our educational materials, start our self-paced  Community Guide, and follow our social medias to stay up to date on future trainings and webinars. 

Welcoming and Training
New Generations

We welcome all ages and encourage our youth to get involved with the Institute. To learn more on how you can get involved here's what you can do

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