Early Childhood Development Drives Economic Growth and Benefits Native Communities
Early childhood development (ECD) investments are rarely considered an important part of economic development, yet they are deeply interconnected.
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ANA's Commitment to Native Children - A Response to The Way Forward of the Alyce Spotted Bear and Walter Soboleff Commission on Native Children
ANA shares a response to some of the recommendations outlined in the Way Forward Report.
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ACF Releases New Resources on Behavioral Health for Young Adults, Families, and Professionals
ACF’s new resources support the prevention of, treatment for, and recovery from behavioral health challenges and conditions.
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The Search for Missing Loved Ones Exploited for Profit
Patrice Kunesh and Katherine Chon discuss the intersection between human trafficking and Missing and Murdered Indigenous People.
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Proposed Rule to Help Tribes Support Families
OCSE proposes eliminating Tribes’ share of program costs
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Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples (MMIP) Awareness Month
Every May 5th, grassroots advocates call on us to wear red to make visible the Indigenous women, girls, and people who have disappeared and have been murdered. Furthermore, they call on us to disrupt the crisis of violence that continues to impact Indigenous communities disproportionately.
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ACF is Heading into 2023 with Momentum
Assistant Secretary January Contreras shares ACF's 2023 priorities.
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Healing from the Trauma of Federal Residential Indian Boarding Schools
The Indian Civilization Act of 1819, Boarding Schools, and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
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HHS Offices Partner to Increase Services for Older Americans and Individuals with Disabilities
In 2020, 37.2 million Americans — 11.4 percent of the population — lived in poverty. The numbers are even higher now, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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ACF’s Commitment to Native Americans
Celebrating National Native American Heritage Month
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