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Welcome to our October 2023 IHC Podcast! We are elated to talk about our topic this month, 'Culture is Medicine,' with a Neela Samayoa who was recently crowned Stockton Community Powwow Princess 2023-2024.
Neela is from San Jose and is a member of the Oglala Lakota nation. She currently works for IHC as a Youth Dance Instructor within our Counseling Prevention Services program. This talk with Neela really emphasized the importance and impact of Culture on our native youth’s lives.
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Happy Pride Month! Welcome to our June 2023 podcast featuring a returning guest speaker, IHC CWO Fitness Coordinator, Co-Founder of IHC's Two Spirit Group, Marissa Hemstreet.
Happy AAPI Heritage Month everyone and welcome to our May 2023 IHC Podcast!
We are so excited to have a very important conversation about the power of art with Chopsticks Alley Art. The mission of Chopsticks Alley Art [is to] promote Southeast Asian cultural heritage through the arts. [Their goals encompass] to celebrate the cultural diversity of Southeast Asian contemporary art to foster greater understanding and connect communities.
[Chopsticks Alley Art] offers arts-based programs and classes, exhibits, and community events to create an engaging environment of celebration, understanding, and support between our diverse, multi-generational communities.
To connect with Chopsticks Alley Art, check out their website and social media!
Website: https://www.chopsticksalleyart.org/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chopsticksal...
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chopsticksa...
Twitter: https://twitter.com/chopsticksalley
Youtube: / chopsticksalley
Credits
Guests: Chopsticks Alley Art's Executive Artistic Director, Trami Con, and Board of Director, Chris Locsin
Director, Editor, Host: Ying Wencie Hoang
Music: Mirror by Luna Li
Thank you so much to our very special guests from Chopsticks Alley Art for joining us today! To stay updated with IHC on the many programs we have as well as information to schedule appointments for care, check out our website at www.indianhealthcenter.org. Thank you for tuning in today and we will be back next month. Stay tuned!
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Happy spring everyone and welcome to our April 2023 IHC Podcast! We have some members of the IHC Youth Media Team joining us today.
Before we begin this program today, we do want to provide a trigger warning that some of the details discussed may be emotionally difficult or disturbing for some listeners. Listener discretion is advised. If you are seeking help, please refer to the following resources for aid in the description of this program. Thank you so much for listening.
Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley (IHC) is proud to present our newest podcast! This monthly podcast serves as a news outlet for connecting you with our agency through education, collaboration, and wellness. Each episode will feature updates pertaining to IHC’s work in serving the greater Santa Clara Valley community, ensuring the survival and healing of American Indians/Alaskan Natives.
In this episode, IHC’s Director of Development and Communications, Gerardo Loera, reflects on 2022, dives deeper into the legislative pieces that our Leadership is working on tirelessly for Advanced Appropriation and Advocacy, and our vision for 2023.
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