The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two Spirit (MMIWG2-S) Awareness Campaign includes production and distribution of five videos that raise awareness about this ongoing epidemic. The five videos identify resources for American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) community members and highlight the negative health impacts violence has on the community overall, with specific focus on how violence against AI/AN community members is a serious public health issue. MMIWG

We collaborated with families who were participants of our Rooted in Resilience Cohort to create a total of two, 2-4 minute impact videos capturing personal reflections and experiences from the series. The videos were designed to uplift community voices and highlight the important work led by the LACDMH AI/AN UsCC through these capacity-building initiatives. Understanding the Past | History of Multigenerational Trauma This video above features our opening session of Rooted in

We have created a total of five 2-3 minute videos designed to increase the visibility of Native American community members, reduce mental health stigma and foster belonging within the community. This project was authored by the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health AI/AN Underserved Cultural Community (AI/AN UsCC) and is carried out by our nonprofit team. Intergenerational Trauma and Intergenerational Resilience In this video Dr. Carrie Johnson (Wahpeton Dakota) shar

This toolkit includes four sections on (1) myths and stereotypes regarding the AI/AN community, (2) tools to identify implicit bias and privilege, (3) psychosocial struggles specific to the AI/AN community, and (4) meaningful outreach and engagement interventions and techniques. This resource is developed for educators, therapists, staff of diverse community organizations, and other wellness providers interested in learning more about intentionally supporting Indigenous indiv

This video was developed to highlight myths and stereotypes regarding the AI/AN community, uplift contemporary Indigenous experiences and highlight Indigenous wellness practices to help reduce mental health stigma. This resource is helpful for teachers, wellness providers, and staff within diverse community organizations. https://lacountymediahost.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?clip_id=9597