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Anishnaabek – SPF
Anishnaabek Strategic Prevention Framework The ITC Anishnaabek Strategic Prevention Framework...
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Peer Recovery Support The Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan (ITC), Anishnaabek...
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Medicated-Assisted Treatment Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is the use of medications,...
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State Opioid Response MAT Initiative About The State Opioid Response...
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Naloxone/Harm Reduction Training As the number of fatal opioid overdoses...
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Tribal Action Plan A Trial Action Plan (TAP) is a...
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Native Connection Initiative The Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan, Inc. (ITCMI)...
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Tribal Gambling Disorder Prevention The purpose of the Tribal Gambling...
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Data Repositories
Welcome to the Tribal Prevention Data Repository, a central location to access data and data sources relating to behavioral health issues. The data repository is geared to meet the needs of Michigan’s Tribal Behavioral Health Staff. This repository is a living tool that will be updated regularly to ensure that it can be useful as tool to increase capacity for tribal communities to address behavioral health issues. If you have any recommendations or issues with the data repository please feel free to reach out via email: jmayo@itcmi.org
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Alcohol Use
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Opioid Misuse
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Methamphetamine Use
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Stimulant
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Marijuana
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Other Substance Misuse
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All Drug Data
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Suicide Data
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- Urban American Indian Community Perspectives on Resources and Challenges for Youth Suicide Prevention (PDF)
- Suicide and the opioid overdose crisis among American Indian and Alaska Natives: a storm on two fronts demanding swift action (PDF)
- An Examination of Historical Loss Thinking Frequency and Rumination on Suicide ideation in American Indian Young Adults (PDF)
- Alcohol Use and the Interpersonal Theory of Suicide in American Indian Young Adults (PDF)
- Rates of Death from Suicide and Unintentional Overdose in the United States, 2017 (JPEG)
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Economic Development
Economic Development Planning Grant
Planning Investment Grant
The Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan, Inc. has received funding from the Economic Development Administration for purpose of continuation of a planning process that is designed to promote good economic planning, educate the participating tribes about the Economic Development Administration’s new regulations and initiatives and assure that the participating tribes meeting the eligibility and requirements for economic ventures by documenting a Planning document called a Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy. The program will also engage in discussions on how the participating tribes can partner with their local planning districts, colleges or Universities and other State Collaborations to promote economic development for their total regions.
2024 Annual Survey
Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan is updating its list of Tribal economic development and public works projects for 2024 for participating tribes. We will submit this list to the U.S. Department of Commerce, Economic Development Administration (EDA) as a part of our 2024-25 “Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy Annual Update” (CEDS).
EDA grant funds can be used for the construction of roads, water, sewer and other publicly-owned infrastructure needed to create and retain large numbers of jobs.
We want the Tribes to be as successful as possibly in qualifying for federal grants to help the Tribes compete successfully in the global economy. While the focus of this inventory and the CEDS process is on projects that may qualify for funding from the EDA, the agency is looking to inventory all projects, programs and activities that may impact the Tribes economic well-being. This could include projects that may be eligible for funding through other programs, such as USDA-Rural Development, CDBG, MDOT, FHWA, etc. Projects that you wish to be considered for the “Priority Projects Listing” must be identified on the attached Priority Project Questionnaire Form.
How to Fill out Your 2024 CEDS Project List and Project Survey Forms
We have enclosed the following in seeking your input to the 2024 CEDS process:
- Tribal Project List
- Project Questionnaire Form
- Project Submission Form
- Project Criteria
Please update your Project List with any new project proposals, deletions, or other changes. For your convenience, please note any change directly on the 2024 project list. If there are no changes, please write “No Changes”. If the status of a project has changed, please note it in the “Status” column. Finally, please indicate if a project has been completed.
The enclosed survey form will allow you to report back on completed projects and/or activities that have transpired in your community during the past 12 months, as well as projects that you have secured funding for, projects you are seeking funding for and finally any problems or issues your community is currently facing.
We would like your input on identifying new priority projects in your community. Please complete the attached Project Submission Form for each new project.
How to Return Your 2024 CEDS Project Survey Information
You can mail or fax your updated project list and project surveys forms (see information below) or email them to me at eda@itcmi.org. You may also fax your information to us at (906) 632-1810.
If you have any questions or comments about this process, please do not hesitate to call or e-mail.
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Additional Grant Opportunities
- EDA Build To Scale Funding Opportunity
- EDA Announces Additional $5 Million to Support Indigenous Communities Through Existing Public Works and Economic Adjustment Assistance Funding Opportunities
- EDA Supporting Economic Development in Indigenous Communities
- Native Learning Center Grant Opportunities
- Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program Comprehensive Guide for Indian Tribes
- EDA Tribal Funding Opportunities and Resources
- EDA Funding Opportunities
- Indigenous Communities: Supporting Economic Development in Indigenous Communities
- EDA CARES Act Recovery Assistance – United States Economic Development Administration
Links
- Small Business Administration: Training on Demand
- Indigenous Economic Development Community of Practice
- The National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development
- First Nations Development Institute: Strengthening Native American Communities & Economies
- University of Oklahoma Economic Development Institute
- Harvard Kennedy School Project on Indigenous Governance and Development
- University of Arizona Native Nations Institute
- EDA Investment Priorities
- MSU – Center for Community and Economic Development
- Michigan EDC Tribal Partners
- Indigenous Communities: Supporting Economic Development in Indigenous Communities
- EDA CARES Act Recovery Assistance – United States Economic Development Administration
- NAFOA Newsletter: 5 Things You Need To Know
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Administrative Support
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Environmental Services
The Environmental Services Division assists member Tribes in environmental and natural resource assessment, planning, and permitting. Our staff provide direct services, access to resources, and technical assistance in support of tribal programs and priorities, from environmental compliance and permitting to natural resource assessments and community-based management planning.
Programs
Lead Testing in Drinking Water – Childcare Facilities
Lead Testing in Drinking Water – Childcare Facilities With funding made available by the U.S....
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Climate Control ITCMI Environmental Services facilitates climate adaptation efforts to assess and plan for climate-driven...
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Forest & Wetlands ITCMI Environmental Services assists tribes with forest and wetland inventory, delineation, management...
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Environmental Health and Services In general, sanitarians work to prevent or minimize the impact from...
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Underground Storage Tank Program Funded by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency https://www.epa.gov/ust/musts-us This project allows ITCMI...
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Water and Air Quality ITCMI Environmental Services assists tribes with source water protection, watershed management...
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Underground Injection Control Funded by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency This DITCA will generate an inventory...
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Bill Bernier
Environmental Services Director & Registered Sanitarian
Ext: 115
Email: bbernier@itcmi.org
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Maternal & Early Childhood Services
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Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome
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Infant Safe Sleep PROTECT AND NURTURE STARTS WITH SAFE SLEEP Welcome to our Infant Safe...
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The Federal Family First Prevention Services Act (FFPSA) was enacted to turn the focus of...
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Healthy Start Maajtaag Mnobmaadzid, “The Start of a Healthy Life” Healthy Start is a national...
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Tribal Home Visiting Tribal, Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting (TMIECHV) The Maajtaag Mnobmaadzid...
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State Home Visiting Expansion Michigan Early Childhood Home Visiting Tribal Expansion The Michigan Early Childhood...
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Wiba Anung Partnership Wiba Anung translates to “early star” in Anishinaabemowin and is a partnership...
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Infant Safe Sleep
Infant Safe Sleep PROTECT AND NURTURE STARTS WITH SAFE SLEEP Welcome to our Infant Safe...
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Childhood is Sacred The Cancer Prevention and Control programs address cancer disparities in tribal communities...
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Breastfeeding Toolkits Powered By EmbedPress Digital Stories Resources Breastfeeding For Moms: Le Leche League International...
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Mental & Social Emotional Health Depression Among American Indian and Alaska Native Women in Michigan...
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Food & Nutrition Additional Resources 13 Moons Curriculum Anishinaabek Cooking Resources Community Food Resource Assessment...
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Parenting & Early Childhood Resources Programs & Resources FFPSA Childhood is Sacred The Cancer Prevention...
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Substance Use Disorders Programs & Resources Respond to Opioid Crisis Substance Use Disorders Programs &...
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Community Resources Programs & Resources FFPSA Childhood is Sacred The Cancer Prevention and Control programs...
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Substance Use Disorders Programs & Resources FFPSA Childhood is Sacred The Cancer Prevention and Control...
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Substance Use Disorders Programs & Resources FFPSA Childhood is Sacred The Cancer Prevention and Control...
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U.P. Community Resources Here families, individuals, home visitors, and community organizations will find helpful tools,...
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Traditional Teachings Resources The focus of these resources is geared towards expecting families, newborns, and...
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Training Videos Home Visitor Safety Gikinawaabi Training LOLLIPOP Training
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Living Stories and Seasonal Reflections from Gichigami About MSU Food Fight Exhibit CLICK HERE TO...
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Amanda Bahrou
Department Director, Maternal & Early Childhood
Ext: 906-322-0276
Email: amanda@itcmi.org
Shentele Apps
Families First Program and Infant Safe Sleep Program Manager
Ext: 111
Email: shentele.apps@itcmi.org
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Childhood & Family Services
The Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan (ITCM) is a dedicated advocate for reducing chronic disease and cancer disparities. Our programs support culturally appropriate education, training, policy and capacity building to support health equity among Michigan tribal communities.
Programs
Bureau of Indian Affairs Child Welfare Assistance Program
Bureau of Indian Affairs Child Welfare Assistance Program Child Welfare Assistance Program provides foster care...
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State of Michigan Child Care Program Child Care Program provides foster care services to those...
Read MoreWorkforce Innovation & Opportunity Act (WIOA)
Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act (WIOA) WORKFORCE INNOVATION AND OPPORTUNITY ACT (WIOA), (WIOA) program is...
Read MoreTitle VI Program
Title VI Program The Title VI Elders Program assists tribal elders in remaining independent. Program...
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Health Education & Chronic Disease
The Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan (ITCM) is a dedicated advocate for reducing chronic disease and cancer disparities. Our programs support culturally appropriate education, training, policy and capacity building to support health equity among Michigan tribal communities.
Programs
Menthol and Other Flavored Tobacco Products
The high prevalence of menthol and flavored tobacco use in American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities poses a significant threat to public health. Menthol and flavored tobacco has been recognized as a catalyst for smoking initiation and addiction, posing an additional hurdle to quitting efforts.
Read MoreGigiigoo’inann Study
The Gigiigoo’inann (our fish) study helps us gather important information to best educate and inform healthy fish consumption practices. The study is documented online and can be accessed through a PC or phone. We will be sure to share further information on our next Gigiigoo’inann study.
Read MoreThree Fires Cancer Consortium
The Three Fires programs aim to decrease cancer rates, improve the quality of life among cancer survivors and decrease cancer morbidity and mortality for Michigan’s American Indians.
Read MoreBreast and Cervical Cancer Control (BC3NP)
The Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan supports Michigan tribal communities in reducing structural barriers to breast and cervical cancer screenings, follow-up diagnostic services, and cancer treatment.
Read MoreNutrition and Food Access
Nutrition-related chronic disease (diabetes, cancer, and heart disease) impacts many and can be prevented through living a healthy lifestyle including physical activity and proper nutrition.
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The Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan works with tribes, state, and national partners to support effective cancer prevention, control, and survivorship strategies for American Indian populations.
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This web portal is designed as a COVID-19 response to benefit the entire geographical area of Michigan both tribal and non-tribal through enhanced resource and information sharing, as well as joint communication and collaboration.
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COVID-19 Resources
This web portal is designed as a COVID-19 response to benefit the entire geographical area...
Read MoreAnishnaabek Cooking Resources
Anishinaabek Cooking Resources Additional Resource 13 Moons Curriculum Healthy Cooking Anishinaabek Way Cookbook Included below...
Read MoreCommercial and Traditional Tobacco
Tobacco is a sacred medicine among many Native American cultures used for ceremony. Learn more...
Read MoreBehavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System
The NaBRFS is one of the only sources of state-specific, population-based estimates of the prevalence...
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Tribal Health Centers American Indian Health and Family Services – Detroit: http://www.aihfs.org/ Bay Mills Health...
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