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In this Edition: 🗓 Take action to ask Congress for increased funding for the Indian Health Service. 🌍 Mark your calendars for upcoming meetings and comment opportunities. 🚀 Learn about our recent […]
Dear Advocates, We need your help contacting Congress to support access to health care for urban Native communities! Representatives Ruben Gallego (D-AZ-03) and Raúl Grijalva (D-AZ-07) are leading a letter […]
Reliable information is our strongest weapon against vaccine misinformation and the ongoing battle against COVID-19. NCUIH is partnering with the Network for Community-Engaged Primary Care Research, a collaborative effort between […]
In this Edition: 🌟 Join us for Hill Day visits on Thursday, May 2, during our Annual Conference. 📊 Discover FY 2024 spending details and President Biden’s proposals for FY 2025. We’re […]
In this Edition: ⏳ Don’t miss out on the latest updates and announcements regarding the 2024 NCUIH Annual Conference, registration, and award nomination details. 🔎 Dive into the latest updates on the […]
Happy New Year! 🍇 In this Edition: 🔎 Explore the latest on the government shutdown and a 2024 forecast, with a focus on Special Diabetes Program for Indians (SDPI) funding. 🏛 Stay informed […]
Happy New Year! In This Edition: ….conference season is underway, and many more developments in urban Native health policy. Have a safe and happy holiday season! White House Tribal Nations Summit […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE WASHINGTON, D.C. (December 13, 2023) – On December 8, 2023, the Indian Health Service’s Director’s Award Committee honored the National Council of Urban Indian Health’s (NCUIH) CEO, Francys Crevier […]
Happy Native American Heritage Month! In This Edition: Congress has passed its short-term funding bill, conference season is underway, and many more developments in urban Native health policy. 📰 November marks the […]
On November 15, 2023, a full government shutdown was averted when Congress passed a two-tiered Continuing Resolution (CR) serving as a stopgap spending measure. The CR was signed into law […]
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