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The Seven Sacred Directions serve as an indigenous framework for presenting the strategic directions for the public health agenda.

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Understanding Drowning Among People at Higher Risk

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Welcome to Gathering Grounds: Indigenous Communities of Practice!

Indigenous Evaluation Toolkit

This Toolkit provides step-by-step guidance, worksheets and concrete examples to support communities looking to Indigenize and decolonize their program evaluation.

Indigenous Social Determinants of Health

This training will allow public health practitioners to reevaluate social determinants of health from an Indigenous lens.

The ONOJ Conference

Our Nations, Our Journeys Indigenous Public Health Forum is a gathering that celebrates indigenous achievements and innovations in public health practice.

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About Seven Directions
What are the Seven Directions?

The Seven Sacred Directions serve as an indigenous framework for presenting the strategic directions for the public health agenda.

What is an Indigenous PHI?

Seven Directions is a member of the National Network of Public Health Institutes (PHI).

About

Our Story

Vision, Mission & Values

Meet Our Team

Our Board
Our Work
Focus

Our focus is in direct response to information gathered at roundtables held across the U.S. over four years.

Commitments

Seven Directions is committed to transforming Indigenous public health practice to achieve a vision of wellness.

Active Projects

Technical Assistance Program

Injury and Overdose Prevention in AI/AN Communities

Understanding Drowning Among People at Higher Risk

Public Health Capacity Building

View All Projects
Programs
Gathering Grounds

Welcome to Gathering Grounds: Indigenous Communities of Practice!

Indigenous Evaluation Toolkit

This Toolkit provides step-by-step guidance, worksheets and concrete examples to support communities looking to Indigenize and decolonize their program evaluation.

Indigenous Social Determinants of Health

This training will allow public health practitioners to reevaluate social determinants of health from an Indigenous lens.

The ONOJ Conference

Our Nations, Our Journeys Indigenous Public Health Forum is a gathering that celebrates indigenous achievements and innovations in public health practice.

Visit ONOJ 2025
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June 2024 Gathering Grounds: Community in Action – Stories from Direct Service Providers

Tue Jun 25 2024 17:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

Please join us for the June Gathering Grounds session! We are excited to welcome a panel of direct service providers to share their knowledge and experience.

Tasha Pedersen, LCSW (Sun’aq Tribe (Sugpiaq)) currently serves as a Behavioral Health Itinerant Clinician in Kodiak Alaska and delivers tailored care to her community.

Jacquelyn Ingram, CPM, LM, IBCLC (Ninilchik Village Tribe (Aleut)) is a Hawai’i state-licensed certified professional midwife and international board-certified lactation consultant, who collaborates with other providers to provide seamless clinical care and social services to both pregnant and non-pregnant people.

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