NCUIH Native Healthcast presents “Where We’ve Been & Where We’re Going” hosted by Vickie Oldman, with special guests Dr. Donald Warne and Zoë Harris.
In this exciting episode, Dr. Warne, a citizen of the Oglala Lakota Tribe, describes the historical contexts that affect Indigenous public health programming and shares his vision for a robust and inclusive health system that can meet the unique needs of indigenous communities. In the later portion of this episode, Zoë Harris, a citizen of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe, discusses how Urban Indian Organizations can utilize infection prevention and control resources from Project Firstline to serve and protect our Indigenous relatives.
NCUIH Native Healthcast presents “Where We’ve Been & Where We’re Going” hosted by Vickie Oldman, with special guests Dr. Donald Warne and Zoë Harris.
In this exciting episode, Dr. Warne, a citizen of the Oglala Lakota Tribe, describes the historical contexts that affect Indigenous public health programming and shares his vision for a robust and inclusive health system that can meet the unique needs of indigenous communities. In the later portion of this episode, Zoë Harris, a citizen of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe, discusses how Urban Indian Organizations can utilize infection prevention and control resources from Project Firstline to serve and protect our Indigenous relatives.