Earning trust in Indigenous communities is not a given; it is a privilege earned through humility, cultural respect, and deep listening.
In this conversation, Dr. Kelly Hallman unpacks how systemic inequalities, historical traumas, and gender-based disparities shape Indigenous health today. She discusses the mental health crisis among Native youth, the importance of culturally sensitive care, and the unique role of sovereignty in shaping tribal responses. She also shares how women-led community groups are creating life-saving early-warning systems to prevent MMIP cases and strengthen community resilience.
Tune in and learn how rebuilding Indigenous health and safety starts with listening, respect, and empowering the people who know their communities best!
