EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (From the Briefing Before The United States Commission on Civil Rights Held in Washington, DC, December 2018) Since our nation’s founding, the United States and Native Americans have committed to and sustained a special trust relationship, which obligates the federal government to promote tribal self-government, support the general wellbeing of...
We have confirmed cases of measles in Washington. Please see AIHC’s Incidence Response page for further information including Incident Action Plans and Situation Reports....
This report provides Washington-specific methamphetamine data, including deaths, overdoses, and treatment admissions; an overview of the harms from and the research on treatments for methamphetamine use disorder; and a summary of the most recent Treatment Research Sub-Committee meeting focused on methamphetamine. Key Findings Methamphetamine-involved deaths increased in Washington State from...
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AIHC Tribal Health Legislative Day on January...
While the holidays are a joyful time for some people, it is important to remember that for many others they can be emotionally challenging. Some people may feel burned out from the stress and expectations of holiday social events or feeling the effects of the shorter daylight hours. For...
Registration is open! Sign up today for the 2018 Maternal Infant Early Childhood Health and Home Visiting...
2018 American Indian Health Commission for Washington State’s Tribal and State Leaders Health Summit: Learning from our Ancestors, Transforming Health Care for our...
American Indian Health Commission receives 2018 Collaborator Award from the Immunization Action Coalition of...
The American Indian Health Commission (AIHC) for Washington State is a Tribally-driven non-profit organization with a mission of improving health outcomes for American Indians and Alaska Natives (AI/AN) through a health policy focus at the Washington State level.
