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For too long, federal agencies have imposed their own solutions on tribal colleges – and young people. This peer-to-peer project attempts to change that.
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HIV/AIDS Prevention in American Indian and Alaska Native Communities
Researchers discuss the health-risk behaviors of American Indian/Alaska Native youth and young adults, attendant factors that lead to HIV infection, and cultural characteristics and values that may contribute to advancement of the disease. This article provides a rationale for developing culturally appropriate HIV/AIDS prevention curricula and instructional strategies for Native people.
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Students Speak Out Against AIDS, Drugs and Alcohol
(Editor’s note: We invite students to submit writing for this department in the form of short essays about your tribal college experience, profiles of students or instructors you admire,
