In this episode, we dive into why voting is a vital tool for protecting sovereignty and shaping the future of our AIAN communities. Frankie Myers, Vice-Chairman of the Yurok Tribe, shares insights into how electoral participation influences essential policies on healthcare, land rights, education, and more. With voting power, Native communities can drive lasting change and secure resources for generations to come. Join us as we discuss why every Native vote counts and how you can help shape a stronger future.

In our first episode of this quick-release season, we explore the critical role and deep history of voting in shaping Native American rights and health outcomes. Jim Crouch, a member of the Cherokee Nation and former Executive Director of the California Rural Indian Health Board Inc (CRIHB), joins us to discuss the history of Native voting rights, the challenges faced, and the milestones achieved. We dive into the data showing how Native voter participation impacts community health and share powerful stories of change driven by the Native vote. Tune in to understand why your vote matters more than ever and how it can help shape health policy for the next seven generations.

In this episode, we take a closer look at Long Covid and how it affects our AIAN communities. We explain what Long Covid is and how it differs from regular Covid-19 symptoms. We also discuss the unique challenges that people in AIAN communities face during recovery. You'll learn about the prevalence of Long Covid among our tribal people and which age groups are most affected. We talk about the specific issues and what the long-term recovery process looks like. Additionally, we share stories of strength and resilience within the community as they navigate the effects of Long Covid. Join us to hear these important insights and experiences.