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Social and Environmental Justice

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The staff of the Native American Community Board/Native American Women’s Health Education Resource Center has a unique understanding of where social issues and environmental issues intersect and it is this understanding that drives our work forward. Much of the work that we do on environmental issues focuses on ways we can reduce our carbon footprint on Mother Earth, while dealing with the unique social issues that we address. A current example of our work on social and environmental issues is the recent solar heating panel installation, done for the transitional housing that we have for women and their families seeking to break the ties of domestic violence.





More on the solar panel installation: Video #1, Video #2, Honorearth.org.

Our work also includes organizing community members, especially our youth, to take a stand on such issues as the right to clean drinking water, clean air, and in general a safe environment.




Another example is the recent planting of two thousand indigenous fruit trees and bushes throughout the Yankton Sioux Reservation over the past five years to preserve our traditional life-ways.

Board of Directors

Katrina Cantrell
Shoshone
Chairperson

Dr. Mia Luluqusien
Ilocano/Heilstuk
Vice-Chairperson

Kim Mettler-Chase
Three Affiliated Tribes (Mandan)
Secretary/Treasurer

Arlene Hache
Ojibwe/Algonquin

Yolandra Toya
Jicarilla Apache

Charon Asetoyer
Comanche
CEO

Founding Directors

Clarence Rockboy
Yankton Sioux

Listen to 'Wisdom of the Elder'

Charon Asetoyer
Comanche


Jackie R. Rouse
Yankton Sioux

Mission

The Native American Community Board (NACB) works to protect the health and human rights of Indigenous Peoples pertinent to our communities through cultural preservation, education, coalition building, community organizing, reproductive justice, environmental justice, and natural resource protection while working toward safe communities for women and children at the local, national, and international level.

Contact Us

The Native American Women's Health Education Resource Center


P.O. Box 572
Lake Andes, SD 57356

ph: (605) 487-7072
fax: (605) 487-7964
charon@charles-mix.com