Episode 28: "Trust, Culture, & Community: Improving Health Outcomes in Native Communities"
About this episode
The episode discusses how to shape health initiatives in Native communities through trust and partnerships.
How do we ensure that health initiatives are shaped by communities, not just delivered to them? Join us for a conversation on building trust and meaningful partnerships in American Indian and Alaska Native communities. We explore healthcare access, cultural considerations, and community engagement strategies that can help public health professionals create more effective, respectful, and community-centered approaches for improving health outcomes. Guest: Kurt Begaye, Capacity Building and Technical Assistance Manager, Community Health Education and Resiliency Program, Albuquerque Area Indian Health Board If you would like to connect with Kurt about his work, feel free to reach out to him at kbegaye@aaihb.org or 505-270-6374.
People in this episode
Host: Anna Morgan-Barsamian
Guest: Kurt Begaye
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Albuquerque Area Indian Health Board
Places: American Indian and Alaska Native communities
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