Tribal Public Health Conference 2021 Will Be Held Virtually
Posted By Jared McKiernan March 10th, 2021 Last Updated on: March 10th, 2021
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The Tribal Public Health Conference will be held virtually for the first time on April 20–22, 2021. Hosted by Southern Plains Tribal Health Board (SPTHB) and Preparing For The 7th Generation, the event will feature over sixty presenters, six keynotes including Abigail Echo-Hawk six panels, and over 40 sessions. The event will also feature an Indigenous Chef series with live cooking demonstrations by Mariah Gladstone of IndigiKitchen and others. Each day will be capped off by the Cultural Event Series featuring Indigenous youth performers, comedians Will Buck and JR Ross, and the 7th Generation Awards.
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