For more than three decades, the Tahoma Urban Native Alliance (TUNA) has strived to sustain and support the dignity of urban Native Americans living in Pierce County, Washington. This Elevate Health Community Care Conversation features TUNA Executive Director Colette August and Assistant Director Sauncha Romey.
"Indigenous methodologies could save the world if people listened to us,” Romey says during the episode. “We could end world hunger. We could end global warming. We could eliminate the wealth gap."
Tune in to hear how TUNA promotes sustainable services and addresses the unique barriers to whole-person health faced by urban communities.
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