We’re excited to announce the launch of our newest series! We will be posting quick, 10-minute wellness videos on our Facebook for you to follow along to so you can get moving and mentally centered for the day. All Native youth (ages 24 and younger) are invited to participate. Native youth in King County are … Continue reading Movement is Medicine: a Native Youth Wellness Series
We’re pleased to announce our Youth Gathering of Native Americans (GONA) starting August 17th. All Native youth in middle and high school are invited to attend this virtual event! Youth that attend every day and live in King County can received up to $60 in gift cards for participating ($20 per all-day event)! The GONA … Continue reading 2020 Youth Gathering of Native Americans
Join Seattle Indian Health Board’s Traditional Health Department’s series of online classes about Traditional Food and Plant Medicines! About the Program American Indian and Alaska Native peoples from across this land have used indigenous medicines over generations to maintain physical, emotional, social and spiritual health. Learn about indigenous traditional foods and plant medicines that are … Continue reading Traditional Food and Plant Medicine, Online Classes
We have always been data gatherers. We have always been the scientists who analyze the data and we have always been the community that participated in the analysis to ensure the well-being of our future generations. Abigail Echo-Hawk How do we gather data in a good way? This week, Abigail Echo-Hawk, the Chief Research Officer … Continue reading Flash Forward Podcast: Dollars for Data
Amid the Black Lives Matter movement and renewed calls for police reform, we hosted a discussion between Esther Lucero, our CEO, and Brandy Grant, Director of Programming at the Alliance for Gun Responsibility, on police brutality, reform, and allyship among communities of color. Brandy Grant was born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma and moved to … Continue reading Black X Indigenous Solidarity: a Discussion with Brandy Grant and Esther Lucero
We at Seattle Indian Health Board are here to kneel in solidarity with our black brothers and sisters against the long-standing police violence and the continued oppression against black and brown lives. This is a public health crisis and should be given the attention of such. – Dr. Socia Love-Thurman (Cherokee, Delaware, Yuchi) Last Friday, … Continue reading White Coats for Black Lives
As an Indigenous organization, Seattle Indian Health Board condemns systemic and overt racism, and the unjust killings of George Floyd, Manuel Ellis, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and the countless others who have been the victims of anti-Blackness and police brutality. As Indigenous people, we stand in solidarity with the movement toward Black Liberation. We send … Continue reading Seattle Indian Health Board stands in solidarity with our Black relatives.
Seattle, WA, June 3, 2020 — On behalf of the organizations that make up Seattle Urban Native Nonprofits, we express our resolute support for the Metropolitan Urban Indian Directors (MUID), and the communities you serve, in the pursuit of justice for George Floyd, and all people of color, who have been victims of the Minneapolis … Continue reading Seattle Urban Native Nonprofits: Statement of Solidarity and Support for All Our Relations and Allies in Minneapolis
We want to thank our community here in Seattle and nationwide for all the support they have shown during this pandemic and in connection with the recent incident where we received supplies we were not expecting. While waiting for more COVID-19 tests and personal protective equipment (PPE), we received a box of body bags. … Continue reading Affirming our gratitude and clarifying our request for supplies
With the COVID-19 pandemic, Seattle Indian Health Board has had to make changes in our daily operations, but we have been able to continue to put our relatives first by providing services to our community and helping to ensure they remain healthy and educated about COVID-19. However, we are not alone in our efforts to … Continue reading Native Organizations Lifted Up, Lifting Up Others During COVID-19
