Sacred Pathways: Advancing Cultural Competency in Native American Health & Education
The Haskell Foundation proudly announces Sacred Pathways: Advancing Cultural Competency in Native American Health & Education, a two-day virtual event taking place May 22–23, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM CST.
This free online workshop will unite mental health providers, educators, and community advocates nationwide to explore Indigenous-centered wellness at the intersection of Western mental health and education approaches.
This event is made possible by the White Bear Grant provided to the Haskell Foundation by Direct Relief.
Key Features and Highlights
- Renowned Keynote Speakers
- D.J. Vanas (Day 1): A bestselling author and speaker known for his work The Warrior Within, presenting a live motivational keynote on harnessing inner strength and resilience.
- Dr. Devon Price (Day 2): Social psychologist and author focusing on neurodiversity and inclusive care strategies, offering insight on how educators and health professionals can better support diverse learners and communities.
- Interactive Sessions & Discussions
- Transformational Psychology & Social Advocacy: With Dr. Raquel Martin, highlighting culturally relevant approaches in mental health.
- Cultural Foods, Eating Disorders, & Public Health: Ph.D. Candidate Jennifer Sare explores decolonial nutrition and Indigenous foodways.
- And much more!
- Who Should Attend
- Healthcare Providers & Mental Health Practitioners: To improve cultural competency and holistic patient care.
- Educators & Academic Administrators: To foster inclusive classrooms that respect Indigenous perspectives.
- Community Leaders, Advocates, & Students: Anyone wanting to champion Indigenous wellness and decolonized education methods.
“We aim to spark meaningful conversations that bridge Western mental health and education frameworks with Indigenous teachings, ultimately enhancing care for Native American communities,” says Dr. Kasey Flynt, Event Organizer and Development Director at the Haskell Foundation. “Attendees will walk away with actionable strategies for cultural competency, an understanding of Indigenous resilience, and tangible resources to implement in their professional practice.”
Registration & Details
- When: May 22–23, 2025 | 10:00 AM–3:00 PM CST
- Where: Virtual via Zoom
- Cost: Free
- How to Register: https://tinyurl.com/ymdwuapw
After the event, the virtual sessions will be hosted for free on the Haskell Foundation website in perpetuity.
For full event details, please visit our upcoming events at www.HaskellFoundation.or
Date and Time
Thursday May 22, 2025 Friday May 23, 2025
10am to 3pm each day
Location
Virtual - Online
Fees/Admission
Free
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Contact Information
Dr. Kasey Flynt | Development Director, Haskell Foundation
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