The C-NACHE Team heads to Indian Nations and Tribes Legislative Day 2023. In the photo from left to right: TJ Riggs, Nicolette Teufel-Shone, Lena Fowler, Joyce Tovar, Ann Garcia, Rosemary Sullivan, Carmenlita Chief, and Jennifer Hudson… Read more
A dedicated team of health equity experts, community members, and NAU faculty, staff, and students launched the initiative to new heights, raising awareness of the steps to address cancer health equity for Native American populations in Arizona… Read more
In October 2023, Dr. Julie Baldwin, founding and Executive Director of NAU’s Center for Health Equity Research (CHER), became one of the newest members inducted into the U.S. National Academy of Medicine (NAM). NAM membership stands as one of the most prestigious accolades in health and medicine, acknowledging individuals who have shown exceptional professional accomplishments and strong dedication to service. … Read more
You’re not alone. It is vital to be seen in the context of our cultures and identities when it comes to proper healthcare outcomes. That’s where community health representatives (CHRs) come in. … Read more
At the Center for Health Equity Research (CHER), we’ve discovered that building trust is vital in conducting comprehensive research and upholding the integrity of our research center. As we embark on this journey toward a more inclusive approach to health equity, we’ve discovered one element that makes all the difference – the presence and participation of indigenous voices within our center… Read more
In a milestone event, Northern Arizona University’s Center for Native American Cancer Health Equity (C-NACHE) convened their first-ever Arizona Inter-Tribal Cancer Health Equity Forum (AICHEF) on September 26, in Flagstaff. The forum hosted 40 attendees from various tribal nations and tribal-serving organizations across Arizona and built the platform for diverse voices to flow freely with the infusion of cancer health data and policy updates. … Read more
The JPB-Harvard Environmental Health Fellowship supports junior faculty who conduct research on the combined influence of environmental and social determinants of health inequities. The program offers training, collaborative learning, and research support for fellows to conduct innovative pilot research… Read more
Are you a dedicated NAU faculty member, driven graduate student, or passionate postdoctoral scholar engaged in groundbreaking research? The TAG-SC can elevate your research endeavors, offering guidance and support throughout various project phases. The TAG-SC is a dynamic hub of research expertise, catering to the diverse needs of the NAU community. … Read more