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.

In this episode, we explore the impact of extreme heat on California and our Tribal communities, delving into what defines extreme heat and its historical effects. Dirk Charley, a member of the Dunlap Band of Mono Indians and former firefighter, discusses the traditional knowledge and practices our communities use to cope with rising temperatures and how these methods are evolving in response to more severe heat waves. We also dive into the significance of cultural burns, understanding their role in managing extreme heat and their deeper cultural meanings.

In this episode we explore the generational divide in technology, information access, and beliefs within our Native communities during the COVID-19 pandemic. We look at the unique challenges faced by youth and elders, inspiring stories of collaboration, and how respect for elders led to high vaccination rates. Through listening you can learn how intergenerational communication can strengthen community resilience in public health crises. Join us to uncover ways to build stronger, more resilient communities for the future.

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