The Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health, in partnership with the Rocky Boy Health Center, is recruiting participants for ᐁ ᐊᐤᓂᐠ ᐅᑕ ᐊᐢᑭᐠ (Returning to the Land) a land-based cultural program for young parents and caregivers.
This initiative supports youth and families in reconnecting with traditional knowledge through storytelling and hands-on cultural activities led by Traditional Knowledge Holders. The program is designed to strengthen cultural identity, promote wellbeing, and support prevention of substance misuse for future generations.
Who can participate:
• Young parents/caregivers ages 14–19
• Caring for a child ages 1–5
• Live on or near Rocky Boy (within 50 miles)
Chippewa-Cree enrolled members will receive priority, but all eligible individuals are encouraged to apply.
Program details:
• 10 sessions (1 hour each)
• Tuesday–Thursday, 3:00–7:00 PM
• July 7–14 OR July 14–21
• Location: Mīyō Pimātisiwinkamik Youth Center or Lower Baldy Base Camp
What’s provided:
Meals and snacks On-site childcare Transportation Gift cards for completing surveysIf you or someone you know could benefit from reconnecting to culture and community, please scan the QR code on the flyer to fill out the interest form. A program coordinator will follow up.
Questions: Land-BasedHealing@jhu.eduPlease share to help reach families who may be interested.
