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OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma City Indian Clinic is dedicated to fostering physical activity and cultural awareness among Native American youth. 

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During the summer, there are a lot of activities that take us out of the house. During the Fourth of July holiday, young children like to light sparklers and older children and adults enjoy setting off fireworks. Others enjoy summer evenings with campfires. 

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Anishinaabe students are AMAZING!!  Congratulations to all who have reached educational milestones.  Many talents and abilities have been showcased in academics, music, sports, art, robotics, dance and more.  Many opportunities are open to Anishinaabe students as they continue on life’s journey.

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The Office of Veteran's Affairs announced today $10 million in new funding for states, territories, and tribal governments to prevent veteran suicide.

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Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren and Vice President Richelle Montoya on Friday proclaimed June 27th as “Navajo Nation Syphilis Aware: Protect Yourself, Protect Navajo” Day to address the alarming rise in syphilis cases across the Navajo Nation. 

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 FOND DU LAC INDIAN RESERVATION — The deputy director of the Indian Health Service (IHS) asked tribal leaders from the Great Lakes region on Wednesday to urge members of Congress to vote to approve mandatory funding for IHS. 
 
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A recent beta test of a Facebook group for Native American women in recovery for opioid-use disorder showed promising results, according to a new study.  

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The uninsured rate among non-elderly Native Americans has decreased by more than ten percent in roughly the last ten years, though Natives continue to have the highest uninsured rate compared to other racial populations, according to a new federal study.

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Tennis world champion Melvin ‘Pete’ Peterson, a member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, is on a mission to improve health disparities and foster wellness among Native youth through the power of racquet sports. 

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The FBI has completed a data collection project on Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) cases on the Wind River Reservation in northern Wyoming. The aim of the project — to compile an accurate list of cases involving Native Americans who are missing or are the victims of unsolved homicides and determine which resources are needed to move the needle — may have fallen short due to limited community engagement, according to one MMIP advocate.