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Analysis of Indigenous Data Sharing Documents in New Mexico - Ohkay Owingeh.docxState-Tribal Nation Data Sharing in New Mexico
State-Tribal Nation Data Sharing in New Mexico
The overall goal of this project is to support Ohkay Owingeh, one of New Mexico's 19 Pueblo Tribes, in examining historical and contemporary federal and state data sharing policies as they relate to Tribal Nations. The project seeks to identify gaps, inequities, and limitations in how data, particularly public health data such as COVID-19 information, has been shared with and governed by Tribes.
Tribal Enrollment Data Brief
Tribal Enrollment Data Brief
Through a partnership with students at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health, we examined how organizationts define, utilize, store, and share back data on Tribal Enrollment as it is required at point of service for many services and rights for Indigenous Peoples in the United States
Tribal Enrollment Data Access and Sharing Policy Brief.docx
List of Indigenous Research Journals (Non-exhaustive) (59 So Far)
List of Indigenous Research Journals (Non-exhaustive) (59 So Far)
I always had trouble identitifying places to publish when starting out. This should be a good way to find an Indigenous centered journal for your work.
This is a great way for students, early career reseachers, and Indigenous community members to reach journals who understand our work and an audience who will be excited to read and share the findings!
How to Read a Scientific Research Article
How to Read a Scientific Research Article
A video I have made to help high school and college students I mentor on how to approach scientific articles. It was how I was taught to do so by my dad when I was in high school and has been how I read them to this day.
NATIVE CIRCLE
NATIVE CIRCLE
Established in 1997 at the Mayo Clinic Cancer Center, a National Cancer Institute-designated comprehensive cancer center, Native CIRCLE provided and distributed culturally appropriate health education materials for Native Americans across the country. Although the Native CIRCLE library originally focused on cancer, it grew to include Indigenous-inspired content covering a broad range of health and wellness topics, including culture, diabetes, nutrition, mindfulness, tobacco use and physical activity.
Native CIRCLE | Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center - Buffalo, NY
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