American Indian Public Health Resource Center

American Indian Public Health Resource Center The American Indian Public Health Resource Center provides services to Tribal Communities to address public health issues.

Mission: To partner with Tribal communities to support health sovereignty. The mission of the American Indian Public Health Resource Center (AIPHRC) is to address American Indian public health disparities through technical assistance, policy development, self-determination feasibility analysis, education, research, and programming in partnership with tribes, in North Dakota, across the Northern Pl

ains, and the nation. Our vision is engaging and partnering with tribes to improve the delivery of culturally appropriate public health services and functions in American Indian communities. The AIPHRC is enabled by a multifaceted program and team approach to assist each tribe in their service priorities. At the heart of the AIPHRC’s philosophy is respect for tribal authority, autonomy, and self-determination. AIPHRC’s goal is to improve health systems, access to services, and health outcomes in these rural, impoverished communities by providing technical assistance that includes public health services and programming, research, education, and policy. The tribes can also be provided with self-determination tools, including the 638 Toolkit, as a template for assuming the management and control of health services.

The AIPHRC team had the opportunity to present at the 2026 National Tribal Health Conference, focusing on food sovereign...
08/24/2026

The AIPHRC team had the opportunity to present at the 2026 National Tribal Health Conference, focusing on food sovereignty, the Indigenous Food Sovereignty Emerging Leaders Program (IFSELP), and the importance of investing in Indigenous youth and community strengths to build workforce capacity.

We were also honored to be joined by three IFSELP cohort members, who shared their experiences and reflections on participating in the program.

It was great to reconnect with our cohort members and engage with community leaders from across Indian Country, learning more about the impactful work taking place in Indigenous communities.

Miigwech/Pidamayayapi/Thank you to the Gila River Indian Community for welcoming us onto your homelands. We also extend our gratitude to the National Indian Health Board for the opportunity to share AIPHRC's work and for hosting an outstanding conference.

Join Family Resource Center's Family Advisory Board (FAB). The FAB is a group of dedicated family members who provide va...
08/10/2026

Join Family Resource Center's Family Advisory Board (FAB).

The FAB is a group of dedicated family members who provide valuable input and guidance to the Family Resource Center in Clay County.

Read the fliers to learn more about FAB and how to get involved!

Join us tonight for a free, family-friendly event of teachings and stories while sharing a meal!
07/29/2026

Join us tonight for a free, family-friendly event of teachings and stories while sharing a meal!

Join us on July 29th from 4-7pm for another Cooking by the 13 Moons event! We look forward to seeing you there!
07/20/2026

Join us on July 29th from 4-7pm for another Cooking by the 13 Moons event!

We look forward to seeing you there!

HELLO FARGO, I’M BACK❤️ Join me for Cooking by the 13 Moons❤️‍🔥Everyone is welcome and the class is free! Our menu is: Berry Chicken Salad, Roasted Squash, Eld Wild Rice Meatballs, and Blue Corn Cake. We meet at the Indigenous Association at 720 1st Ave, Fargo. See you there ❤️
***NO REGISTRATION NEEDED***

07/20/2026
Please join us in celebrating the 2026 IFSELP Cohort! This cohort was truly special, bringing their own skills, experien...
06/30/2026

Please join us in celebrating the 2026 IFSELP Cohort!

This cohort was truly special, bringing their own skills, experiences, knowledge, and energy to this program. It has been inspiring to watch them build connections, learn from each other and with one another, and create a new family of relatives across Turtle Island!

Throughout their journey, they have demonstrated dedication, leadership, and commitment to strengthening food sovereignty in their community. We are confident that each cohort member will continue making a positive impact.

We look forward to supporting them on their continued journeys and celebrating them along the way. The next generation of changemakers is here, and they are already making big moves in food sovereignty and across Indian Country!

Congratulations to the 2026 IFSELP Cohort and welcome to the IFSELP family!

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640 Aldevron Tower
Fargo, ND
58108

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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+17012315586

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