Websites
Understanding Historical Trauma and Native Americas
This resource is about historical trauma, how it gets passed down, and healing from history. Visit the WebsiteRead moreStrongHearts Native Helpline
This resource is a StrongHearts Native Helpline is a 24/7 safe, confidential and anonymous domestic and sexual violence helpline for Native Americans and Alaska Natives, offering culturally-appropriate support and advocacy. Visit the WebsiteRead more
Being Anti-Racist is Central to Trauma Informed Care: Principles of An Anti-Racist, Trauma Informed Organization
This website resource reviews history, healing and an overview of goal moving forward for anti-racist, trauma informed organizations. Visit the WebsiteRead moreChild Victims and Witnesses Support
This resource has materials to teach youth victims (ages 12-18) about the justice system, their rights, difference practitioners involved, and coping skills. Visit the WebsiteRead more
State of Homelessness
This report a summary of homelessness, including populations at risk, changes over the years, homeless assistance, and other indicators of risk. Visit the WebsiteRead moreSuicide Prevention: How and Why The 5 Steps Can Help
This resource reviews five action steps for communicating with someone who may be suicidal are supported by evidence in the field of suicide prevention. Visit the WebsiteRead more
Racial Trauma Webpage
Definition, examples, and resources for racial trauma. Visit the WebsiteRead moreTalking to Children About Cancer
This website is a great resource for kids who have to navigate a cancer diagnosis of a loved one. You can find lots of tips and education on talking to children about this difficult situation that may be hard for them to understand. Visit the WebsiteRead moreWeRNative Website
This website is a great resource for Native American Youth. It provides a multitude of information and material that can assist youth in all aspects of their life, including their mental health. Visit the WebsiteRead more
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