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  • BRIMLEY BAY MILLS FARMERS MARKET THURSDAY 4:00PM-6:30PM JULY 10-OCTOBER 30, 2025 Celebrating 10 YEARS 2016 2025 of MNOMIIJIM at ADAAWEGAMIONGOWAA! "Local Food at the Brimley Bay Mills Farmers Market" MARKET ACCEPTS: v Michigan Bridge Card, Sun Bucks & Double up Food Bucks • Bay Mills Prescription for Health • Food as Medicine & UP Fresh Food Access FOR VENDOR INFORMATION CONTACT CONNIE WATSON cwatson@baymills.org 906.248.8363 BAY MILLS MARKET PAVILION 11644 PLANTATION ROAD BRIMLEY, MI 49715

    Brimley Bay Mills Farmers Market

    Bay Mills Farmers Market Pavilion 11644 West Plantion Road, Brimley, United States

    Brimley Bay Mills Farmers Market Thursday 4 - 6:30 pm July 10 - October 30, 2025 Bay Mills Market Pavilion 11644 Plantation Road Brimley, MI 49715 MARKET ACCEPTS: Michigan Bridge Card, Sun Bucks & Double up Food Bucks Bay Mills Prescription for Health Food as Medicine & UP Fresh Food Access FOR VENDOR INFORMATION CONTACT … Continued

  • The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute (OSUCCC – James) 75 years later: The impact of the 1950 papers on smoking and lung cancer Friday, Sept. 12, 2025 (In person and virtual) 8:30 am – Registration and breakfast 9 a.m. - 2:15 p.m. – Symposium Nationwide & Ohio Farm Bureau 4-H Center 2201 Fred Taylor Drive, Columbus, OH 43210 This symposium will celebrate the achievements that have occurred over the past 75 years in the fields of tobacco control, lung cancer epidemiology and causal inference. Two seminal papers on lung cancer and smoking initiated these three areas of scholarship in 1950. Since then, significant public health, policy, and research contributions have been made by scholars around the world. In this symposium, speakers will highlight such accomplishments and present their current research in these fields. Registration There is no fee to attend. Scan the QR code or visit go.osu.edu/smokingpapers to register. FEATURED SPEAKERS A 75-Year History of Tobacco Control in America Scott Leischow, PhD Research Professor, College of Health Solutions, Arizona State University Lung Cancer Screening in America: Progress and Modeling Contributions Pianpian Cao, PhD Assistant Professor, Department of Public Health Purdue University College of Health and Human Services The Next Generation of Tobacco Control Policies Patricia Zettler, JD John W. Bricker Professor, The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law Casual Inference in Epidemiology: From Hill’s Criteria to Potential Outcomes Eben Kenah, ScD Professor, Division of Biostatistics, The Ohio State University College of Public Health Using Casual Methods to Examine Policy Effects on Health Parvati Singh, PhD Assistant Professor, Division of Epidemiology, The Ohio State University College of Public Health Tobacco Harm Reduction: New Products, New Concerns? Alayna Tackett, PhD Associate Professor, Department of Internal Medicine, The Ohio State University College of Medicine The Ohio State University Center for Tobacco Research

    75 Years Later: The Impact of the 1950 Papers on Smoking and Lung Cancer

    75 Years Later:  The Impact of the 1950 Papers on Smoking and Lung CancerRegister: https://osu.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eqHyPieZqBs6nC6Friday, September 12, 20258:30 am Registration and Breakfast9 am - 2:15 pm - SymposiumNationwide & Ohio Farm Bureau 4-H Center2201 Fred Taylor DriveColumbus, OH 43210This symposium will celebrate the achievements that have occurred over the past 75 years in the fields of … Continued

  • Peer Recovery Alliance 360 and Fireside on the Rez present: End of Niibin (Summer) "Mino Giizhigad" Bash! (It's A Good Day) September 13, 2025 1 - 5 pm Don't forget your swimsuit! Broadway Park 2451 Nish Na Be Anong Road Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858 Fun - BBQ Food - Tropical Water Slide Traditional Giizhik (cedar) Tea teaching will be provided by: Sarah Deaton For more info: Carole 989-423-5207

    End of Niibin

    Broadway Park 2451 Nish Na Be Anong Rd, Mt. Pleasant, MI, United States

    End of Niibin (Summer)Mino Giizhigad BashSeptember 13, 20251 - 5 pmBroadway Park2451 Nish Na Be Anong RdMt. Pleasant, MI 48858Fun - BBQ Food- Tropical Water SlideTraditional Giizhik (cedar) Tea teaching will be provided by: Sarah DeatonFor more info:  Carole 989-423-5207 DOWNLOAD FLIER

  • SAPC Manistee County Suicide Awareness & Prevention Coalition Annual Awareness & Prevention Event Join us for an evening of hope, healing, and community support. Together, we can break the silence around suicide, learn how to help ourselves and others, and honor those we've lost. September 17, 2025 4 - 7 pm Wagoner Community Center/Senior Center 260 St. Mary's Parkway Manistee, MI 49660 FREE EVENT! All are welcome! Guest Speakers Resource Booths Free Chair Massages Balloon Artist Door Prize Big Al's Boxed Dinner Sponsored by LRBOI Be Da Bin Behavioral Health, Manistee Friendship Society & the Manistee County Suicide Awareness & Prevention Coalition Questions please call Cassandra at 231-398-0434 or Dottie at 231-398-6741

    Manistee County Suicide Awareness & Prevention Coalition

    Wagoner Community Center and Senior Center 260 St. Mary's Parkway, Manistee, MI, United States

    SAPC Manistee County Suicide Awareness & Prevention CoalitionSeptember 17, 20254 - 7 pmWagoner Community Center and Senior Center260 St. Mary's ParkwayManistee, MI 49660FREE EVENT!Join us for an evening of hope, healing, and community support.  Together, we can break the silence around suicide, learn how to help ourselves and others, and honor those we've lost.All are … 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

  • BRIMLEY BAY MILLS FARMERS MARKET THURSDAY 4:00PM-6:30PM JULY 10-OCTOBER 30, 2025 Celebrating 10 YEARS 2016 2025 of MNOMIIJIM at ADAAWEGAMIONGOWAA! "Local Food at the Brimley Bay Mills Farmers Market" MARKET ACCEPTS: v Michigan Bridge Card, Sun Bucks & Double up Food Bucks • Bay Mills Prescription for Health • Food as Medicine & UP Fresh Food Access FOR VENDOR INFORMATION CONTACT CONNIE WATSON cwatson@baymills.org 906.248.8363 BAY MILLS MARKET PAVILION 11644 PLANTATION ROAD BRIMLEY, MI 49715

    Brimley Bay Mills Farmers Market

    Bay Mills Farmers Market Pavilion 11644 West Plantion Road, Brimley, United States

    Brimley Bay Mills Farmers Market Thursday 4 - 6:30 pm July 10 - October 30, 2025 Bay Mills Market Pavilion 11644 Plantation Road Brimley, MI 49715 MARKET ACCEPTS: Michigan Bridge Card, Sun Bucks & Double up Food Bucks Bay Mills Prescription for Health Food as Medicine & UP Fresh Food Access FOR VENDOR INFORMATION CONTACT … Continued

  • UPHCS Upper Peninsula Health Care Solutions Upper Peninsula Health Care Solutions Behavioral Health Network Training Behavioral Health Integration Billing & Coding for Rural Health Clinics/FQHCS CMS BHI coding requirement changes for 2025 are effective October 1st Please join UPHCS and ArchPro Coding for this virtual training September 22, 2025 Monday, 12 - 1:30 pm ET Zoom Registration UPHCS Network Member: Free UPHCS Affiliate Member: $10 Non-UPHCS Member: $15 Scan or click here to register Who can participate? BH Care Managers CoCM Care Teams Primary Care Providers Billing and Coding Teams Clinic Managers Chronic Care Managers Private Practices Quality Reporting Professionals www.uphcs.org find out more: khechtman@uphcs.org Funded by Superior Health Foundation

    Behavioral Health Integration & Coding for Rural Health Clinics/FQHCS

    UPHCS:  Behavioral Health Integration BIlling & Coding For Rural Health Clinics/FQHCS Register: https://uphcs.betterworld.org/events/behavioral-health-integration-co Monday, September 22, 202512 - 1:30 PM CMS BHI coding requirement changes for 2025 are effective October 1 Please join UPHCS and ArchPro Coding for this virtual training Who can participate? BH Care Managers CoCM Care Teams Primary Care Providers Billing and … Continued

  • KBIC Health System Mishiimin Apple Baraga County residents are invited to join our dietitian, Dale Schmeisser, RDN, for a mishiimin (apple) cooking demonstration and nutrition education session! Registration Required, spots limited! Call 906-353-4540 to register September 23, 2025 KBIC Health System 2nd Floor 5 pm

    Mishiimin Apple Teaching

    KBIC Health System 102 N Superior Avenue, Baraga, MI, United States

    Mishiimin Apple TeachingRegister Required: 906-440-4540September 23, 20255 pmKeweenaw Bay Indian Community Health System 2nd Floor102 N Superior AvenueBaraga, MI 49908Baraga County Residents are invited to join our dietitian, Dale Schmeisser, RDN, for a mishiimin (apple) cooking demonstration and nutrition education session! DOWNLOAD FLIER

  • Dream Catcher Craft Night When: September 24, 2025 5 - 7 pm What: Join us for an evening of connection and creativity. Enjoy a traditional meal and make your own dreamcatcher with supplies provided. Where: Niigaanagiizhik Ceremonial Building 11 Ice Circle Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783 For any questions, please reach out to mlamma@itcmi.org

    Dream Catcher Craft Night

    Sault Tribe Niigaanagiizhik Ceremonial Building 11 Ice Circle, Sault Ste. Marie, MI, United States

    Dream Catcher Craft NightSeptember 24, 20255 - 7 PMJoin us for an evening of connection and creativity.  Enjoy a traditional meal and make your own dreamcatcher with supplies provide.Niigaanagiizhik Ceremonial Building11 Ice CircleSault Ste. Marie, MI 49783Questions: mlamma@itcmi.org DOWNLOAD FLIER