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On February 18, Cherokee artists Kevin Tafoya, Jakeli Swimmer, Trista Welch, Atsei Cooper, Hope Huskey gathered at the Museum of the Cherokee People for the initial session of Indigenous Logic Modeling cohort. The purpose of the group is to build art
Join us for the Center for Native Health’s first Mothers Gathering of 2025. Did you know February is National Children’s Dental Health Month? We need our teeth to help us eat and talk, so that means our teeth are important when it comes t
Brick by brick, the community pottery kiln is taking shape! On Friday, February 14th, we made more progress with help from Louise Deroualle, Matt West, Levi West, and CNH’s executive director, Trey Adcock. Tara McCoy’s pottery class, &lsq
MedCaT is at Cherokee High school set up in the cafeteria! If you or anyone you know is interested in pursuing a career in healthcare stop by and see us!”
Take the next step into healthcare with the help of a mentor and get paired as early as March 1st!
More progress on the community pottery kiln! On Friday, February 7th, we continued building, laying more bricks with the help of UNC Asheville ceramics. Each step brings us closer to a space that will support artisans and cultural restoration. Stay t
The Protect the Tsuwa (Hellbender) event took place on Wednesday, February 5th, hosted by The Wilderness Society and EBCI Natural Resources. The NAIWA Daughters brought community members together to share stories and learn about the important role th
Curious about what MedCaT Summer Academy is like? Check out these highlights from our 2024 sessions! Want to learn more? Reach out to Madison Leatherwood at madison_leatherwood@centerfornativehealth.org, scan the QR code or go to: https://www.centerf
On January 29th, 2025, the Center for Native Health hosted a lunch with EBCI traditional midwife Savannah Brigman, CNH board members, staff and community members. This event allowed those in attendance to hear about Savannah’s experiences as a
We’re thrilled to announce that our Maternal & Child Health Program has received $500K in grant funding from @rockefellerfdn to launch a doula program on the Qualla Boundary! This initiative will support doula certification, training, and p