Community Meetings + Workshops
Influences and conditions for community healing, health, and well-being
Our Stories, Our Journey was a community initiative to hear stories from how our communities experience and practice wellness. These images represent shared and unique Indigenous social determinants that impact the health and well-being of individuals, families, communities, and Native Nations. How do we describe ISDoH? Through stories and shared experiences that reflect aspirations, hope, lessons, and teachings passed down since long before public health practice. These are examples of how Indigenous communities and Native nations can create their own frameworks to use in their health programming and services.
We extend our gratitude and appreciation for the stories shared by meeting – workshop attendees. With their approval we share their images as examples here:
Fort Berthold Session, Artist: Austin Raymond (May 2022)
Portland Area Urban American Indian / Alaskan Native Community Session, Artist: Austin Raymond (2022)
Pascua Yaqui Community Conversation, Artist: Austin Raymond (July 2022)
Midwest Tribal College / University Session, Artist: Austin Raymond (September 2022)
Indigenous Social Determinants of Health
The Indigenous Social Determinants of Health project is funded by the National Network for Public Health Institutes (NNPHI) through a CDC cooperative agreement.
Indigenous Social Determinants of Health graphics and artwork created by Josiah Concho, Navajo Nation / Pueblo of Acoma
Please Join Us!
This site invites community members, community-based, grass-roots organizations, tribal health departments and organizations, and Indigenous scholars and practitioners to engage in an exchange of knowledge, resources, and experiences related to Indigenous social determinants of health.