LEARNING TOGETHER IN THE NORTH SOUND
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What is the North Sound ACH Resource Library?
North Sound Accountable Community of Health (North Sound ACH) exists to create a just and inclusive culture and the necessary conditions for all community members to thrive. The North Sound ACH Resource Library is designed to make the wisdom, innovations, and best practices that already exist in North Sound accessible–and to link North Sound resources to national frameworks and thought partners.
Network Learning Sessions
Get caught up on the Collaborative Action Network’s virtual learning series! We host bi-monthly presentations and panels on topics grounded in equity and vital conditions for our work in the North Sound – such as Reimagining Data, Incarcerated and Justice Involved Equitable Solutions, and Land Back: Beyond Land Acknowledgement to Stewardship, Decolonization, and Reconciliation. The learning sessions host regional and local experts, including members of our Network, in addition to resources for continued learning and outreach.
North Sound Voices
North Sound Voices brings experiences, ideas, and solutions from across the North Sound region to you. We believe in the wisdom of our region. We believe that our communities know what they need – and are demonstrating resilience every day. We believe we are stronger together. When we listen to and learn from each other, we can do more than we ever could alone.
The Latest from the Blog
Tribal Health Centers and the Indian Healthcare Delivery System
There are eight tribes in what we call the North Sound region. Most, but not all have tribal health centers. And most, but not all are currently exercising tribal sovereignty through the Indian Health Care Service (IHS) Tribal Self-Governance Program. There is a long...
Indigenous Peoples’ Day | Tribal Learning Journey
On October 12, 1992, Berkeley, CA became one of the first major cities to adopt ‘Indigenous Peoples Day’ while ousting ‘Columbus Day.’ Attributed to the activism and social justice of Native people in the Bay Area, from across Indian Country, and the Resistance 500,...
Basket Woman Story | Tribal Learning Journey
This is a story that is commonly told to Native children in Coast Salish territory tribes. It is a spooky tale with many lessons embedded throughout the story. The audience is traditionally for Native people and specifically Native kids, so when I say ‘we’ that is who...
New Resources
We Have To Create a Vision for What We’re Building Toward: A Foundation CEO Speaks to the Health of Neighborhoods
Visualizing Belonging Without Othering
Gaelynn Lea: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert
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