"Doctors Back to School"

Dr. Donald Warne participating in "Doctors Back to School" at Hamilton Holmes Elementary School for the American Medical Association in Atlanta.  Dr. Warne is the Association of American Indian Physicians Representative to the AMA."

Blue Campaign teaming up with the AIPHRC and NDPHA

On Oct. 6th we had the honor of hosting a visit for the Blue Campaign with Maria M. Odom, the Citizenship and Immigration Services Ombudsman for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the head of this national initiative. The Blue campaign is focused on ending human trafficking. 
She and her team are forming a partnership with the North Dakota Public Health Association to raise awareness about and fight human trafficking in the public health sector and Indian country in North Dakota. They are also looking to work with our American Indian Public Health Resource Center in joint efforts to identify key issues and strategies to address human trafficking in ND.

Please see the below links for further information on Maria M. Odom and the Blue Campaign:

http://www.dhs.gov/person/maria-m-odom

http://www.dhs.gov/blue-campaign/about-blue-campaign 

Dr. Warne at Bemidji State University!

Dr. Donald Warne presenting on American Indian Public Health and Social Justice at Bemidji State University on October 29, 2015.  The partnership between NDSU and BSU is growing well!

Tribal College visit peeks interest in NDSU INBRE program!

Dr. Donald Warne and Pearl Walker-Swaney meeting with administrators, faculty, and students at Leech Lake Tribal College on October 30.  Several students are interested in participating in the NDSU INBRE program!

NDSU at APHA!

Dr. Donna Grandbois, Elizabeth Worth, and Dr. Donald Warne at the NDSU Public Health booth at American Public Health Association.  Also pictured, Dr. Donald Warne presenting on oral health access and advocacy in North Dakota at APHA.  More than ten NDSU Public Health faculty students, and staff attended and presented at the conference.  NDSU was well represented!