Fatality Review Team News July 2024

Fri Jul 19 09:47:57 PDT 2024

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    Fatality Review Team News                                July 2024

New Tribal Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting (MIECHV) program.

New Resources to collaborate with American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities

Tribal Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting (MIECHV) program.

The National Center is excited to share the expansion of the Tribal MIECHV program, which supports implementing evidence-based home visiting models.

Earlier this week, the Administration for Children and Families (ACF) announced rewards totaling over $3 million to tribal entities across the country. Six tribal entities will receive funding as a part of the Tribal Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting (MIECHV) program. This program builds capacity for home visiting services to American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) families, ultimately supporting the health and wellbeing of families within these entities. Click here to read the ACF's full announcement<https://www.acf.hhs.gov/media/press/2024/acf-announces-awards-tribal-home-visiting>.

The National Center is pleased to share this funding announcement in our collaborative efforts to support and strengthen tribal communities. Click here to view additional resources specific to AI/AN communities<https://ncfrp.org/center-resources/written-products/>, or scan the QR code below.

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 For tribal related questions, contact Jessica Perfette:

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Jessica Perfette, MPH  | Tribal Liaison

National Center For Fatality Review and Prevention

Cherokee Tribe of Northeast Alabama

jperfett at mphi.org<mailto:jperfett at mphi.org> | 517-324-8304

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Special Edition
Welcome to this special edition of the National Center newsletter. We are excited to share information about a brand new resource for fatality review teams on collaboration with American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities.

In these modules, you will learn about the significance of working alongside Native communities throughout the fatality review process. Information can be used to understand history, acknowledge the importance of partnership, and work with communities to keep AI/AN children and infants alive.
Introduction
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It is a special honor to share with you this three-part series, "Understanding History, Building Partnerships and Working with Tribal Sovereignty among American Indian and Alaska Native Communities."

Each of these modules are meant to incrementally build awareness and understanding about how history impacts contemporary health concerns, population representation, and collaboration with Native communities. The first module illuminates how historical harmful policies have impacted American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) health today. The second module outlines collaborative strategies to keep in mind when working with Tribal Nations and rural and urban AI/AN communities. Finally, the last module delves into complicated legal issues affecting many AI/AN people, their communities, and their nations.

It is my hope this series brings about awareness and understanding of an often marginalized and erased population. With patience, commitment and time, true partnerships can be made with AI/AN communities and Tribal Nations to bring about health and wellness.

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Janelle Palacios PhD, CNM, RN
(Séliš & Ktunaxa)

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Links to AI/AN Modules
Part 1: Understanding the Context for American Indian and Alaska Native Maternal, Infant, and Child Outcomes<https://ncfrp.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=4cdf76c24103d4aa09dbe9cc7&id=afa703f1b3&e=5d2cd2fe8d>

Part 2: Understanding Tribal Sovereignty<https://ncfrp.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=4cdf76c24103d4aa09dbe9cc7&id=084ddcd4d3&e=5d2cd2fe8d>

Part 3: Partnership and Collaboration with Rural and Urban AI/AN Communities<https://ncfrp.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=4cdf76c24103d4aa09dbe9cc7&id=ec759d116d&e=5d2cd2fe8d>
Contact Information
Jessica Perfette, MPH
Tribal Liaison | Cherokee Tribe of Northeast Alabama

For any Tribal-related questions, please contact Jessica at jperfett at mphi.org<mailto:jperfett at mphi.org>.

For questions about the National Center, please contact us at info at ncfrp.org<mailto:info at ncfrp.org>.
Additional Resources
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Webinar series: Exploring Native American and Black Historical Trauma: Implications for Fatality Review Teams.
Webinar series: Improving the Collaboration of Fatality Reviews with AI/AN communities.

Written guidance: Improving the Coordination of Fatality Review Programs with AI/AN communities.

Written guidance: Strengthening Tribal Involvement in Fatality Reviews.
Visit our website<https://ncfrp.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=4cdf76c24103d4aa09dbe9cc7&id=6c3919c8b4&e=5d2cd2fe8d>

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