Native Health News Alliance: Promoting healthy communities through indigenous journalism & outreach
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1 Native Health News Alliance: Promoting healthy communities through indigenous journalism & outreach Teresa Trumbly Lamsam, Ph.D. Rhonda LeValdo Stacy Braiuca
2 Our Agenda Today Introductions American Indian/Alaskan Native health stats Overview of Native Health News Alliance (NHNA) and outreach blog NHNA purpose and strategy State of Native American media Outreach with Wellbound Stortyellers blog How you can get involved
3 Teresa Trumbly Lamsam, Ph.D. Associate Professor University of Nebraska at Omaha Enrolled member, Osage Nation (Oklahoma) Former mainstream journalist and former editor of The Osage Nation News Missouri School of Journalism MA Media Management PhD Journalism; Rural Sociology
4 Rhonda LeValdo President, Native American Journalists Association Faculty, Media Communications, Haskell Indian Nations University Host, Native Spirit, 90.1FM-KKFI KC,MO Acoma Pueblo MS, Journalism & Mass Communications, University of Kansas
5 Stacy Braiuca Research Associate University of Kansas Medical Center Adjunct Faculty, MSW Program University of Missouri Kansas City Enrolled member, Citizen Potawatomi Nation Clinical Social Worker, and Public Health Educator specializing in health literacy and social media Education MSW 1997 University of Missouri Columbia MPH 2011 University of Kansas Medical Center
6 Health in Indian Country Native Americans are dying of diabetes, alcoholism, tuberculosis, suicide, unintentional injuries, and other health conditions at shocking rates. Beyond the mortality rates, Native Americans also suffer significantly lower health status and disproportionate rates of diseases compared with all other Americans.* -- U.S. Federal Government The Indian Healthcare Exchange : Million acres of land vs. U.S. promised health care guarantee for survival of nations
7 Leading causes of death for American Indians:
8 Overview Native Health News Alliance (planning stage) NHNA is overseen by a diverse team of journalism educators with extensive tribal and mainstream media experience. Teresa Trumbly Lamsam, Rhonda LeValdo Media consultant and KU professor Mike Williams Wellbound Storytellers blog (live) Lamsam, LeValdo, Braiuca, and growing team of bloggers, health experts
9 Native Health News Alliance First-of-its kind Website with a mission to serve as a health information cooperative for American Indian and indigenous media. NHNA drives more effective coverage of indigenous health topics by acting as a virtual reporting assistant for the media. Indigenous journalists around the world can use NHNA as an information base and cooperative network for coverage of shared health issues
10 State of Native media Hundreds of media outlets Monthly newspapers & radio; newsletters
11 Features of NHNA Reporting Kiosks Background on health topics Food Deserts, Art & Healing, Diabetes & Environment Sources: People & Documents Multimedia reporting packages Providing information and prepackaged elements Visuals, interviews, research summaries Crowdsourcing Reporting strategies Wellbound Storytellers Blog Co-op blog featuring Native peoples writing about their own journeys to wellness
12 About Wellbound Storytellers We are a collective of Native peoples Mobilized around a shared commitment for health and wellness in our communities Transparent about our own paths to wellness. By blogging about our own triumphs and disappointments, we make healthy living a public matter, bringing our own communities to invest in the health of every person We model the resiliency that characterizes the history and future of indigenous peoples.
13 Wellbound Storytellers Bloggers are not necessarily professional writers Bloggers offer personal stories, insights We want any Native American or indigenous person to feel comfortable in writing with us. Reluctance, not resistance Embarrassment, discomfort about sharing personal health In some cases, worried about jobs Blog topics concern health & wellness but as varied as our writers
14 WBS continued In Progress Guest columns by health & wellness professionals From yoga to water aerobics to chronic disease prevention, treatment, management Our Health Legacy stand alone webpage A collection of interviews, stories, videos, etc Stories/memories from elders Our resiliency as peoples
15 Meet some of our bloggers
16 How can you get involved Referring those who have stories to share Writing guest columns Notifying us of health projects in Indian Country Contributing ideas Read; Encourage bloggers leave them comments Partnering with us For example: Creating news packages around specific health topics of relevance to Indian Country News Packages in which we feature some of your materials or projects
17 Thank you
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