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NCUIH 2021 Urban Indian Health Policy Preview and Regulatory Training for UIOs
2020-01-12 08:00 - 17:00 UTC
NCUIH 2021 Urban Indian Health Policy Preview and Regulatory Training for UIOs

January 12, 2021 | 2 – 3 p.m. EST
This webinar will equip UIO leaders to stay involved in advancing key priorities for Urban Indian Organizations in 2021. You will hear from NCUIH’s Director of Congressional Relations, Meredith Raimondi. Meredith Raimondi will provide an overview of the 2020 election, what to watch for in Congress and the new Administration in 2021, an update on COVID-19 impacts including big wins, and review NCUIH’s policy assessment results. NCUIH’s Manager of Federal Relations, Al Hernandez-Santana, will lead a regulatory training designed to strengthen the capacity of UIOs to work as a community to improve knowledge sharing, discuss strategies in regulatory information acquisition, and engage in discussions to share tips related to the regulatory process.
Presenters:
Part 1: Meredith Raimondi, Director of Congressional Relations, NCUIH
Part 2: Al Hernandez-Santana, Manager of Federal Relations, NCUIH

Objectives:

Review the results of the 2020 Election and changes in Congress
2020 Recap: Overview of COVID-19 Impacts and Big Wins
Review the Policy Assessment and Priorities for 2021
Regulatory training

Regulatory Training Video
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WEBINAR: NAVIGATING ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DATA
2019-11-14 14:00 - 15:00
NOVEMBER 14, 2019 AT 2PM – 3PM EST
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National Council of Urban Indian Health hosted a webinar in the series “Intersections of Urban Indian Health and Environmental Health: Data, Programming, and Partnerships”.

PRESENTERS

Amy Poel, MPH, Epidemiologist, Urban Indian Health Institute
Lyle Chrzaszcz, MPH, Epidemiologist, Urban Indian Health Institute

TOPICS

Environmental health metrics
National data sets
Local health department data & partnerships
Epidemiology

AUDIENCE

Urban Indian Organization grant writers, program coordinators, epidemiologists & research staff, and administrators
Anyone interested in navigating data & partnerships

LEARN

Understand the scope of environmental health
Learn how to navigate the breadth of national data sources
Examine how to supplement that data with state/local data sources (will use Washington State and King County as examples)
