Tribal Health Staff

AICAF is committed to developing culturally tailored tools and cancer resources that support survivors and caregivers, educate healthcare providers, increase awareness, and foster prevention through healthy living. Together, we are working to create a better future for our next seven generations, where cancer is no longer a leading cause of death for our communities.

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Food Is Medicine – Community Partner MOU Template

Memorandum of Understanding Template for Community Partners in AICAF's Food Is Medicine Initiative
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FreshRx Instructor MOU Template

Completed Memorandum of Understanding Template for Instructors in the FreshRx Food as Medicine Program
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Food Is Medicine – Clinic MOU Template

Memorandum of Understanding Template for Clinics Participating in AICAF's Food Is Medicine Program
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2025 Tribal Health in Focus

2025 Report Highlighting Key Health Issues, Data, and Priorities for Tribal Communities Across the United States
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Community Health Assessment Toolkit

Toolkit for Conducting Community Health Assessments in Native and Tribal Communities in 2025
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AICAF Physical Activity Walking Path Infographic

Infographic Promoting Walking as a Physical Activity for Cancer Prevention in Native Communities
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Tribal Tobacco Use Project – Research Summary

Research Summary from the Tribal Tobacco Use Project Examining Commercial Tobacco Use in Native Communities
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Indigenous Cancer Survivors and Caregivers Support Circle Guidebook

Facilitator's Guidebook for Running Indigenous Cancer Survivor and Caregiver Support Circles
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Escape the Vape: E-Cigarette Prevention Resource

Educational Resource on the Dangers of Vaping and E-Cigarettes for Native Youth and Communities
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Men’s Screenings and Vaccinations By Age: 20-29

Preventive Cancer Screening and Vaccination Guide for Native Men Ages 20 to 29
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Men’s Screenings and Vaccinations By Age: 50-65

Age-Specific Preventive Health Screening and Vaccination Guide for Native Men Ages 50 to 65
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Men’s Screenings and Vaccinations By Age: 40-49

Recommended Cancer Screenings and Vaccinations for Native Men Ages 40 to 49
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AICAF Sacred Circle Postcard

Promotional Postcard for AICAF's Sacred Circle Cancer Survivor and Caregiver Support Program
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Colorectal Cancer Screening Saves Lives

Advocacy and Awareness Resource on the Life-Saving Importance of Colorectal Cancer Screening for Native Communities
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Survivorship Story: Eagle Woman’s Journey

Lori BigBoy-Powless, Migizi Kwe (Eagle Woman), Band River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa shares her story of detection, treatment, culture, love and life in this powerful short.
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Heart Health & Cancer Prevention Social Media Toolkit

Social Media Content Package for Promoting Heart Health and Cancer Prevention in Native Communities (2025)
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Six Factors That Impact Heart Health

Educational Overview of Six Key Lifestyle and Environmental Factors That Influence Heart Health in Native Communities
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Native Women & Heart Disease

Fact Sheet on Heart Disease Risks and Prevention Strategies Specific to Native American Women
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Heart Disease Risk Factors You Can Manage

Guide to Modifiable Heart Disease Risk Factors and Lifestyle Changes for Native Community Members
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Indigenous Lifeways To Safeguard Heart Health

Culturally Grounded Guide to Using Traditional Indigenous Practices to Protect and Strengthen Heart Health
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