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  • "These classes have helped us get our family back in a healthy way. Jenn and Jason are amazing instructors. The passion they share for these classes sparks something that people catch on too. They truly care about our community and making our homes a safe and happy place for children to grow and thrive. I've taken bits here and there and implemented in our daily lives and we're better from it." - Sarah Shepard Hannahville Potawatomi ADDRESSING FAMILY VIOLENCE & ABUSE® SESSIONS! MONDAY, MAY 12, 2025 4:30 AM - 06:30 PM PLACE TBD ABOUT OUR EVENT! Come and see what the Addressing Family Violence & Abuse has to offer. We will use relatable story telling. Sharing that there is no culture that promotes physical or emotional abuse. Family is the heart of our heritage and there is nothing more precious and sacred then our family and loved ones. Event Highlights Initiatives Participate in a variety of support that is serving the people we truly love. Filling life with hope, gratitude and understanding is our mission. Participants Immerse yourself in a curriculum that brings healing from past trauma. Understanding one's self-worth and the value you bring to your family drawing you closer to loved ones. What to expect 14 session, 2 hours per session. You will receive a packet that will have everything you need each week. VISA cards for every 4* session you attend! Contact Us: 906-399-3946/906-280-0148 Email us keshickfamilies@gmail.com

    Addressing Family Violence & Abuse Sessions

    Addressing Family Violence & Abuse SessionsMonday, May 12, 2025Contact:906-399-3946906-280-0148Email:keshickfamilies@gmail.comCome see what the Addressing Violence & Abuse has to offer.  We will use relatable story telling.  Sharing that there is no … Continued

  • Keweenaw Bay Indian Community Gathering of Native Americans Save the Date May 13-16, 2025 Big Bucks Bingo Hall 16449 Michigan Ave. Baraga, MI 49908 The Gathering of Native Americans (GONA) is a proven model that helps communities heal from intergenerational trauma. It follows our key phases: Belonging, Mastery, Interdependence and Generosity. KBIC is Healing Through Education. For more information, contact: Jessica Carlson 906-353-4592, jcarlson@kbic-nsn.gov Jody Joki,906-353-4309, jjoki@kbic-nsn.gov

    KBIC Gathering of Native Americans (GONA)

    Big Bucks Bingo Hall 16449 Michigan Avenue, Baraga, MI, United States

    KBIC Gathering of Native Americans (GONA) May 13 - 16, 2025 Big Bucks Bingo Hall 16449 Michigan Avenue Baraga, MI 49908 The Gathering of Native Americans (GONA) is a proven … Continued

  • Healthy Start FAMILY PLAYGROUP An Interactive Program for Parents with Children ages 0-4 • Arts & Crafts • Games • Coloring • Storytelling • APRIL 9, 2025 11am- 12pm • MAY 14, 2025 • JUNE 4, 2025 **In the case of inclement weather, the family play group cancellation will be announced on our social media pages. CALL 313-900-8262 or healthystart_thv@AIHFS.ORG TO REGISTER AMERICAN INDIAN Health & Family Services 4880 LAWNDALE, DETROIT, MI, 48210 Thurman Bear Basement

    Healthy Start Family Play Group

    American Indian Health and Family Services 4880 Lawndale, Detroit, United States

    Healthy Start Family Playgroup American Indian Health & Family Services Thurman Bear Basement 4880 Lawndale Detroit, MI 48210 11 am - 12 pm APRIL 9, 2025 MAY 14, 2025 JUNE … 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 … Continued

  • Children's Mental Health Awareness Day & National Prevention Week American Indian Health and Family Services May 15, 2025 5 - 7 pm 4880 Lawndale Street Detroit, MI 48210 Join our Dreamseekers and Sacred Bundle staff for a community night focused on our youth's mental health! Raffles, dinner, and activities will be available to all throughout the night!

    Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day & National Prevention Week

    American Indian Health and Family Services 4880 Lawndale, Detroit, United States

    Children's Mental Health Awareness Day & National Prevention WeekMay 15, 20255 - 7 pmAmerican Indian Health and Family Services4880 Lawndale StreetDetroit, MI 48210Join our DreamSeekers and Sacred Bundle staff for … Continued

  • American Indian Health and Family Services Pow Wow in the D May 17, 2025 1200 W. Warren Ave Detroit, MI 48201 Grand Entry 12 pm Gates open at 10 am Gates close at 4 pm Host drum TBA Co-Host drum TbA MC Shannon Martin AD Travis Schuyler Head Vet George Martin Rain Out Location: Wayne State Student Center Completed Registration Forms should be emailed to powwow@aihfs.org Fillable registration forms can be also found on AIHFS.org Michigan Arts & Culture Council Native Development Network and Learning Community Office of Multicultural Student Engagement Wayne State Office of Inclusive Excellence

    AIHFS Pow Wow in the D

    PowWow in the DMay 17, 2025Contact:  powwow@aihfs.orgFillable registration forms can also be found on AIHFS.orgAmerican Indian Health and Family Services presents Pow Wow in the D1200 W. Warren AveDetroit, MI … Continued

  • Compass Pregnancy and Family Resource Center presents A Night of Fun-Draising Featuring Free Shrugs Improv Saturday, May 17, 7 pm Soo Theatre Doors Open at 6:30 pm Show starts at 7 pm $20 Early Bird $25 Regular $15 Kids 10-18 Free Kids 0-10 Purchase tickets online Or at the Compass Pregnancy and Family Resource Center Mondays-Wednesdays 10-4

    Free Shrugs Improv

    Soo Theatre 534 Ashmun Street, Sault Sainte Marie, MI, United States

    Free Shurgs ImprovRegister: Scan the QR Code in Flier BelowSaturday, May 17, 20257 pmSoo TheatreCompass Pregnancy and Family Resource Center PresentsA Night of Fun-DraisingDoors open at 6:30 pmShow begins at … Continued

  • Native Family Engagement Events

    Nokomis Cultural Heritage Center 5153 Marsh Road, Okemos, United States

    Native Family Engagement Events May 18, 2025 2 - 3 pm Questions or more information: Jessica Saucedo sauced23@msu.edu 760-669-6698 Download Flyer Here

  • Free Virtual Training Series Funded by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) State Opioid Response 4 (SOR4) Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)Initiative SACRED SUPPORT Please join the Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan and facilitator Raeanne Madison, MPH for this free virtual training series focused on the intersections of cultural traditions, birth, postpartum supports, and community resources for Indigenous families who experience substance use and/or opioid use disorders. Sacred Pregnancy Dates and Topics Sacred Pregnancy, Sacred Support |May 6th, 2025| Postpartum Traditions |May 20th, 2025| Newborn Care and NAS/NOWS |June 10th, 2025| Serving Unhoused and Housing Insecure Families |July 8th, 2025| Communication and Advocacy Skills Masterclass |July 29th, 2025| *All Webinars will take place from 10:30AM-Noon EST Registration Required Follow this link to register: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/K76R6XQ Or email Amanda Frazier: amanda.frazier@itcmi.org Funded by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) State Opioid Response 4 (SOR4) Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)Initiative

    Sacred Pregnancy Training Series

    Sacred Pregnancy Training Series Register: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/K76R6XQ Please join the Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan and facilitator Raeanne Madison, MPH for this free virtual training series focused on the Intersections of cultural traditions, birth, postpartum supports, and community resources for Indigenous families who experience substance use and/or opioid use disorders. Dates and Topics: All times 10:30 am … Continued