HUNAP & GHSM Present: Impact of Unresolved Trauma on American Indian Health Equity

[@unkiesacredspirit4938]

Wow!!!!..Informative,educational and thought provoking presentation. Thank you for the insight. As a Registered nurse I've Worked in many areas of Child and Maternal health programs including being a Healthboard member of my tribe. Currently working in neonatal critical care with mothers who give birth to premature babies. We deal with mental,social and physical issues of our population. Over the years,I've seen the inequities of healthcare....loving the pictorial. The gap between major hospitals and tribe is alarming. I have also experienced a resilience thru my own tribe as a health board member to bring about change for healthcare services,understand it is not to place blame but to highlight some road barriers as well. I really want to be able to help make the changes for our mothers in need. I found your presentation intriguing and encouraging. Thank you so much. I wish you would one day consider giving a presentation at our local hospital where I work.to physicians and nurses. I think especially with /thru the younger generational lens so much understanding of indigenous world is getting lost.

[@avexnimcojti3624]

Amazing presentation. Buying the book by Nicole Redvers soon.

[@frank93907]

Would perpetuating the term American Indian perpetuate the trauma if the reason why this all happened is still legally the label, a lot of us don’t appreciate the term and the lack of care for us as humans ?

[@frank93907]

American Indian is paying homage twice tho? Can we ever change it, it is ironic