Journey to Wellness in Indian Country
Series produced by KUMD
"Journey to Wellness in Indian Country" is a 10-minute program featuring interviews with medical and health researchers, professors and doctors and other people active in Native American Health today. KUMD partners with the University of Minnesota Duluth Medical School with their focus on Native American Community Health.
KUMD partners with the University of Minnesota Duluth Medical School with their focus on Native American Community Health welcoming guests to talk about their research, their community health experiences and the community collaborations that are improving and changing approaches to Native American Health care today.
10 Pieces
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With over 150 members, the KwePack Running Group includes native women from across the region who run together, but also talk together, share, enco...
- Added: May 12, 2018
- Length: 10:23
When Melissa Boyd started her Ojibwe language studies with elders, she discovered she was learning more than words.
For one thing, her studies wer...
- Added: May 05, 2018
- Length: 14:35
Sixth grade in Minnesota traditionally means a lot of learning about lakes and iron ore and Scandinavian immigrants, and usually, there's a field t...
- Added: May 05, 2018
- Length: 09:32
Duluth's ongoing conversation about Earned Safe and Sick Time is a critical one for people who risk their jobs if they take time off to care for a ...
- Added: May 05, 2018
- Length: 08:35
The folks at the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center in Lame Deer, MT knew representatives from the movie Wind River would be coming to...
- Added: Feb 12, 2018
- Length: 10:58
Here in America, a Freedom of Information Act request for boarding school records has been filed with the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
Their response...
- Added: Dec 07, 2017
- Length: 11:10
Terry Medina knows a thing or two about fatherhood.
The father of seven has been working in counseling and corrections more than 45 years, includ...
- Added: Nov 20, 2017
- Length: 11:27
Jeremy NeVilles-Sorell says, when it comes to the #metoo hashtag, for Native women it could be #metooX4. Or X6.
He knows through his work at Mend...
- Added: Nov 17, 2017
- Length: 13:36
Up until two years ago, Grace Smith thought she had hidden or buried all traces of growing up in Native boarding school.
- Added: Nov 17, 2017
- Length: 05:12
Christian Coffman can't stop beaming, just thinking about the student who came into his class this summer admitting that many of the sciences were ...
- Added: Nov 23, 2017
- Length: 08:54
