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  • Bay Mills Community College Pow Wow

    Ojibwe Charter School 12099 W Lakeshore Drive, Brimley, MI, United States

    Bay Mills Community College Pow WowSaturday, November 15, 2025Ojibwe Charter School Gymnasium12099 W. Lakeshore DriveBrimley, MI 49715 DOWNLOAD FLIER

  • Better Sleep Workshop Series Wednesdays, 5:30-7 PM Jun 25; Jul 9, 16, 23; Aug 6, 13, 20, 27; Sep 3 l Pine Creek Community Center Sep 24; Oct 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov 5, 12, 19 1 Grand Rapids Health Clinic Group Room So many of us want better sleep. Whether "better" for you means quality of rest or quantity of hours or both, this workshop series is here to help! Join us Wednesday evenings from 5:30-7PM to learn and practice strategies for falling asleep faster and staying asleep longer. With the help of several special guests, skills and topics will include: PINE CREEK COMMUNITY CENTER GRAND RAPIDS HEALTH CLINIC ROOM The Science of Sleeping, 6.25 The Science of Sleeping, 9.24 Sacred Medicines, 7.9 Sacred Medicines, 10.1 Breathing, Muscle Relaxation, + Meditation, 7.16 Breathing, Muscle Relaxation, + Meditation, 10.8 Dream Catchers, 7.23 Dream Catchers, 10.15 Weighted Blankets, Journaling, + Stretching, 8.6 Weighted Blankets, Journaling, + Stretching, 10.22 AcuDetox, 8.13 Acudetox, 10.29 Managing Stress + Overthinking, 8.20 Managing Stress + Overthinking, 11.5 Sleep Disorders + Other Medicinal Supports, 8.27 Sleep Disorders + Other Medicinal Supports, 11.12 Personalized Better Sleep Plan, 9.3 Personalized Better Sleep Plan, 11.19 Ages 12+. Eligibility includes NHBP Tribal Members and Significant Others, NHBP Descendants, Caregivers of NHBP Youth, NHBP Employees, and Members of Other Federally Recognized Tribes. Dinner will be provided. Registration is required. Registering for individual sessions is welcome! For more information or to register, please contact Prevention Specialist Heather Kozar at 269.261.5961 or heather.kozar@nhbp-nsn.gov.

    Better Sleep Workshop Series

    Better Sleep Workshop SeriesWednesdays, 5:30-7 PMJun 25; Jul 9, 16, 23; Aug 6, 13, 20, 27; Sep 3 l Pine Creek Community Center Sep 24; Oct 1, 8, 15, 22, 29; Nov 5, 12, 19 1 Grand Rapids Health Clinic Group RoomSo many of us want better sleep. Whether "better" for you means quality of rest … Continued

  • CAREGIVER COFFEE HOUR Caregiver Coffee Hour is an opportunity to give and receive support from other caregivers through conversation, listening, and sharing ideas. Share a cup of coffee with us! All parents, guardians, and caregivers for Michigan Indigenous youth are welcome to attend. To receive the Microsoft Teams link for the virtual meeting, please call, text, or email Prevention Specialist Heather Kozar at 269.261.5961 or heather.kozar@nhbp-nsn.gov. HELD TYPICALLY ON THE LAST TUESDAY OF THE MONTH AT 10 AM 1/28, 2/25, 3/25, 4/29, 5/27, 6/24, 7/29, 8/26, 9/30, 10/28, 11/25, 12/9

    Caregiver Coffee Hour

    Caregiver Coffee HourCaregiver Coffee Hour is an opportunity to give and receive support from other caregivers through conversation, listening, and sharing ideas.  Share a cup of coffee with us!All parents, guardians, and caregivers for Michigan Indigenous youth are welcome to attend.To receive the Microsoft Teams link for the virtual meeting, please call, text, or email … Continued

  • CAREGIVER COFFEE HOUR Caregiver Coffee Hour is an opportunity to give and receive support from other caregivers through conversation, listening, and sharing ideas. Share a cup of coffee with us! All parents, guardians, and caregivers for Michigan Indigenous youth are welcome to attend. To receive the Microsoft Teams link for the virtual meeting, please call, text, or email Prevention Specialist Heather Kozar at 269.261.5961 or heather.kozar@nhbp-nsn.gov. HELD TYPICALLY ON THE LAST TUESDAY OF THE MONTH AT 10 AM 1/28, 2/25, 3/25, 4/29, 5/27, 6/24, 7/29, 8/26, 9/30, 10/28, 11/25, 12/9

    Caregiver Coffee Hour

    Caregiver Coffee Hour Caregiver Coffee Hour is an opportunity to give and receive support from other caregivers through conversation, listening, and sharing ideas.  Share a cup of coffee with us! All parents, guardians, and caregivers for Michigan Indigenous youth are welcome to attend. To receive the Microsoft Teams link for the virtual meeting, please call, … Continued

  • The Healthy Native People Coalition The Healthy Native People Coalition is a collaborative network dedicated to improving health outcomes for American Indian populations through Policy, Systems, and Environmental (PSE) change. The coalition brings together internal and external stakeholders committed to shared learning and collective action. JOIN US FOR THE HEALTHY NATIVE PEOPLE COALITION Fruit and Vegetable Incentive Voucher & Produce Prescription Programs – Expanding access to nutritious foods. Food Service Guidelines – Promoting healthier food environments. Community Landscape Design for Safe Physical Activity – Creating spaces that support active lifestyles. Commercial Tobacco Cessation and Control – Reducing tobacco-related health disparities. Adult Vaccinations – Increasing access to immunizations for disease prevention. The coalition focuses on key areas that directly impact community health, including: By working together, the Healthy Native People Coalition strives to create lasting, communitydriven changes that support healthier lives for Native populations. MEETINGS The meetings will be the third Thursday of the month from 2pm-3pm EDT. Topics will rotate on a quarterly basis. Thursday, April 17th Nutrition & Food Insecurity: Kelli Begay Thursday, May 15th Referrals into Nutrition Programs: Paula Martin Thursday, June 19th No Meeting Due to Holiday Thursday, July 17th TBD - Commercial Tobacco Prevention & Control Thursday, August 21st TBD - Commercial Tobacco Prevention & Control Thursday, September 18th TBD - Commercial Tobacco Prevention & Control Thursday, October 16th TBD - Physical Activity Thursday, November 20th TBD - Physical Activity Thursday, December 18th TBD - Physical Activity Please contact Chelby Archambeau or scan QR code to register chelby.archambeau@itcmi.org

    Healthy Native People Coalition

    Healthy Native People Coalition Meetings Register: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DZVZDCC Full dates and times in the flyer below. The Healthy Native People Coalition is a collaborative network dedicated to improving health outcomes for American Indian populations through Policy, Systems, and Environmental (PSE) change.  The coalition brings together internal and external stakeholders committed to shared learning and collective action. … Continued

  • POSITIVE INDIAN PARENTING CLASS in collaboration with the American Indian Health & Family Services of Southeast Michigan Wednesdays, 5:30PM-7:00PM January February March 21 & 28 4, 11, 18, & 25 4 & 11 Microsoft Teams Meeting Developed by the National Indian Child Welfare Association, Positive Indian Parenting has been taught for over 35 years and was designed to help caregivers remember Indigenous parenting teachings and practice them. In this 8-week class, we will discuss examples of Native caregiving strategies and teachings and discuss how to apply those teachings and values today. Eligibility includes NHBP Tribal Members, Spouses, and Descendents, Caregivers of Michigan Tribal Youth, and Members of Other Federally Recognized Tribes. Elders are warmly invited and welcomed to join. To receive a link please contact Heather Kozar at 269.261.5961 or email: heather.kozar@nhbp-nsn.gov.

    Positive Indian Parenting Class

    Positive Indian Parenting ClassWednesdays5:30 - 7 p.m.Microsoft Teams MeetingDeveloped by the National Indian Child Welfare Association, Positive Indian Parenting has been taught for over 35 years and was designed to help caregivers remember Indigenous parenting teachings and practice them.  In this 8-week class, we will discuss examples of Native caregiving strategies and teachings and discuss … Continued

  • Gathering at the Rapids

    GFL Memorial Gardens 269 Queen Street East, Sault Ste. Marie, United States

    Gathering at the Rapids February 14 - 15, 2026 GFL Memorial Gardens 269 Queen Street East Sault Ste. Marie, MI P6A 1Y9 See flier for complete details DOWNLOAD FLIER

  • POSITIVE INDIAN PARENTING CLASS in collaboration with the American Indian Health & Family Services of Southeast Michigan Wednesdays, 5:30PM-7:00PM January February March 21 & 28 4, 11, 18, & 25 4 & 11 Microsoft Teams Meeting Developed by the National Indian Child Welfare Association, Positive Indian Parenting has been taught for over 35 years and was designed to help caregivers remember Indigenous parenting teachings and practice them. In this 8-week class, we will discuss examples of Native caregiving strategies and teachings and discuss how to apply those teachings and values today. Eligibility includes NHBP Tribal Members, Spouses, and Descendents, Caregivers of Michigan Tribal Youth, and Members of Other Federally Recognized Tribes. Elders are warmly invited and welcomed to join. To receive a link please contact Heather Kozar at 269.261.5961 or email: heather.kozar@nhbp-nsn.gov.

    Positive Indian Parenting Class

    Positive Indian Parenting ClassWednesdays5:30 - 7 p.m.Microsoft Teams MeetingDeveloped by the National Indian Child Welfare Association, Positive Indian Parenting has been taught for over 35 years and was designed to help caregivers remember Indigenous parenting teachings and practice them.  In this 8-week class, we will discuss examples of Native caregiving strategies and teachings and discuss … Continued

  • THE MONTHLY REFILL Caregiver Support Group Café Rica • 62 E Michigan Ave • Battle Creek, MI 49017 The Monthly Refill is a support group offering connection, encouragement, and practical tools for caregivers. Join us each month to recharge, share experiences, and refill your emotional cup, and a coffee cup, alongside others who understand the caregiving journey. Jan. 27 May 26 Sept. 29 Feb. 24 June 30 Oct. 27 March 31 July 21 Nov. 24 April 28 Aug. 25 Dec. 15 Meeting dates will typically fall on the last Tuesday of the month from 9:30 to 10:30 AM, with a few exceptions made for holidays. Eligibility includes NHBP Tribal Members or anyone caring for an NHBP Tribal Member youth, adult, or Elder. Caregivers who attend will enjoy a $5 gift card to treat themselves to their favorite coffee drink. For more information, please contact Prevention Specialist Heather Kozar by calling 269.261.5961 or by emailing heather.kozar@nhbp-nsn.gov.

    The Monthly Refill | Caregiver Support Group

    Cafe Rica 62 E. Michigan Ave., Battle Creek, MI, United States

    The Monthly Refill Caregiver Support Group Cafe Rica 62 E. Michigan Ave. Battle Creek, MI 49017 See flier for dates. The Monthly Refill is a support group offering connection, encouragement, and practical tools for caregivers.  Join us each month to recharge, share experiences, and refill your emotional cup, and a coffee cup, alongside others who … Continued

  • POSITIVE INDIAN PARENTING CLASS in collaboration with the American Indian Health & Family Services of Southeast Michigan Wednesdays, 5:30PM-7:00PM January February March 21 & 28 4, 11, 18, & 25 4 & 11 Microsoft Teams Meeting Developed by the National Indian Child Welfare Association, Positive Indian Parenting has been taught for over 35 years and was designed to help caregivers remember Indigenous parenting teachings and practice them. In this 8-week class, we will discuss examples of Native caregiving strategies and teachings and discuss how to apply those teachings and values today. Eligibility includes NHBP Tribal Members, Spouses, and Descendents, Caregivers of Michigan Tribal Youth, and Members of Other Federally Recognized Tribes. Elders are warmly invited and welcomed to join. To receive a link please contact Heather Kozar at 269.261.5961 or email: heather.kozar@nhbp-nsn.gov.

    Positive Indian Parenting Class

    Positive Indian Parenting ClassWednesdays5:30 - 7 p.m.Microsoft Teams MeetingDeveloped by the National Indian Child Welfare Association, Positive Indian Parenting has been taught for over 35 years and was designed to help caregivers remember Indigenous parenting teachings and practice them.  In this 8-week class, we will discuss examples of Native caregiving strategies and teachings and discuss … Continued