Module 1

The purpose of this training module is to explore understandings of American Indian and Alaska Native community health and well-being.

At the end of this module, attendees will be able to:

• Gather and make meaning of stories that describe individual and collective health and well-being within your tribal community.
• Discuss how the determinants (influences and factors) that impact community wellness are connected to important health outcomes.
• Use the adapted River of Life activity to map and interpret determinants of community health and well-being.

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Please email indigenousphi@gmail.com, if you are interested in providing this training to ensure it is a good fit for your organization. This is intended for use by tribal and urban Indian health departments and organizations, currently.  If you are unsure or represent another organization, please contact us. Thank you! 

It is important to acknowledge and use citations when accessing this work: 

Citation: Parker, M., Largo, D., Benally, T., &Oré,C.E.  (2023). Indigenous social determinants of health: training modules [Training Module]. Seven Directions: A Center for Indigenous Health, University of Washington. Retrieved Date, fromhttps://www.indigenousphi.org/isdoh/training

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