Steps Workers Can Take If They Are Experiencing Racial Discrimination In The Workplace

According to one study that was done nearly a third of all the Native Americans who participated said that they had been harassed or discriminated against at work. Title VII of the Civil Rights Act makes it a Federal crime for an employer to discriminate against an employee because of their race, sex, religion, or […]

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Recognizing a Burnout

There are times when we can overwork ourselves, and in that time it is important to recognize that signs early, so that we may properly care for ourselves. Listed here are examples of Compassion Fatigue Burnout Symptoms. One way to step back and catch your breath, is the free online meditation sessions. Join one today, […]

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We the Resilient Report Release

May 26, 2021 Partners, the California Native Vote Project, the California Consortium for Urban Indian Health and Advancement Project California, have released We The Resilient Report, an in-depth data and advocacy report that highlights the strengths and challenges experienced by American Indians and Alaska Natives across California. The Indigenous people of California’s story is one […]

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Indigenous Youth as Agents of Change

Food and Agriculture Organization of the United States released a publication, “Indigenous youth as agents of change – Actions of Indigenous youth in local food systems during times of adversity” in 2021. This publication highlights the work of 6 Indigenous youth across the US who are taking initiative in providing resources to their communities in […]

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