Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health

Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health We work in partnership with communities to advance Indigenous well-being and health leadership to the highest level.

🔊 Join the Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health’s first-ever fashion show, where Indigenous creativity, culture, a...
08/22/2026

🔊 Join the Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health’s first-ever fashion show, where Indigenous creativity, culture, and well-being take center stage. Enjoy a free runway showcase featuring Indigenous designers from Tribal Nations and discover what’s next in Indigenous fashion! 

🗓️ Saturday, September 19, 2026
📍 Hon-Dah Casino & Resort, Conference Center, Pinetop, AZ
⏰ Doors open at 5:00 PM (MT)

**This is a free event with no admission fees.

Relatives, we invite you to join our CIRCLE webinar:TIAKI (to care) – Translational approaches to research that disrupt ...
08/21/2026

Relatives, we invite you to join our CIRCLE webinar:

TIAKI (to care) – Translational approaches to research that disrupt Western knowledge hierarchies and honour Indigenous knowledge-sharing, -sense and -meaning making
• Presenter: Dr. Paula Toko King (Māori)
• Date/Time: Wed, Sep 9th | 4:00-5:00 PM ET

Description:
Dr. Paula Toko King (Māori) will share insights from TIAKI, a Kaupapa Māori research project focused on care, wellbeing, and community-led responses to the impacts of imprisonment. TIAKI centres the voices of people and whānau with lived experience of prison and supports them to grow as kairangahau/researchers. The webinar will also explore creative, accessible ways of sharing research with communities through formats such as podcasting, art-zines, graphic novella, music, and poetry. Presentation followed by Q&A. Hosted by the CIRCLE P50 Research Core.

Follow this link to register: https://jhjhm.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_CVjTKmStQQKU6ArVrO4REg #/

🗣️ Extra! Extra! Read all about it!The Summer Cultural Summit hosted by our Chinle PAWS team was a success! Check out th...
08/20/2026

🗣️ Extra! Extra! Read all about it!

The Summer Cultural Summit hosted by our Chinle PAWS team was a success! Check out the Navajo-Hopi Observer interview our very own Chastity Begay and Cody Elliott about the event at www.nhonews.com

🔉 Save the date! Registration opens in October for the 2027 Johns Hopkins Winter Institute, hosted by the Johns Hopkins ...
08/20/2026

🔉 Save the date! Registration opens in October for the 2027 Johns Hopkins Winter Institute, hosted by the Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health.

Join online courses exploring Indigenous Health, including:
🔹An Interdisciplinary Approach to Understanding the Health of American Indians and 
🔹Mental Health in American Indian Communities

⚠️ Scholarship applications open September 1! ⚠️
 
 

Protect your baby 🩵Vaccines are an important part of protecting your baby and your community from serious, vaccine-preve...
08/19/2026

Protect your baby 🩵

Vaccines are an important part of protecting your baby and your community from serious, vaccine-preventable diseases. Throughout your child’s first year and every year after, every dose helps build a healthier future. 🌱

Learn more, talk to your provider, and stay on schedule.

*We are committed to sharing accurate, evidence-based information. All content we share is created by our team and carefully reviewed by our faculty and subject matter experts.


On Monday, 8/10, an executive order aimed at separating vaccination shots for children that were once combined caused ma...
08/14/2026

On Monday, 8/10, an executive order aimed at separating vaccination shots for children that were once combined caused many public health experts to speak out against the change.
 
Our Director of Infectious Disease Prevention, Dr. Laura Hammitt, shares her thoughts on the impact this would have on families, providers, and public health.

Read more at https://apnews.com/article/vaccines-trump-mmr-drugmakers-5a1d91e149feab99b18dd916412523ee

Because two things can be true at once ✨
08/12/2026

Because two things can be true at once ✨

💉 Vaccines protect more than our health—they help protect our families, communities, and future generations. ❤️ This Nat...
08/12/2026

💉 Vaccines protect more than our health—they help protect our families, communities, and future generations. ❤️

This National Immunization Awareness Month, we’re recognizing the importance of staying up-to-date on recommended vaccines at every age. Vaccination helps prevent the spread of serious diseases and protects those who are most vulnerable—including babies, elders, and loved ones with health conditions. 🌿 Vaccines are one way we can care for one another and help our communities thrive.

Talk with your health care provider about the vaccines recommended for you and your family. 📲

🌿 This , we honor the sacred ways breast milk nourishes your baby’s mind, body, and spirit. Breastfeeding is more than ...
08/11/2026

🌿 This , we honor the sacred ways breast milk nourishes your baby’s mind, body, and spirit. Breastfeeding is more than nourishment—it is a connection to your baby through culture, family, tradition, and the generations who came before us.

💛 Milk is medicine. Culture is medicine.
Let’s celebrate Indigenous motherhood and the many ways mothers nurture the health, strength, and future of our children.



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Posting this tonight, it’s a good idea right?This is a trend, right?
08/11/2026

Posting this tonight, it’s a good idea right?
This is a trend, right?

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