American Indian Public Health Resource Center's Mission + Vision

To partner with Tribal communities to support health sovereignty.

We envision healthy Tribal communities led by traditional knowledge, ingenuity, and reciprocity for 7
generations.

What does AIPHRC do?

-Support community-led public health initiatives

-Promote Indigenous ways of knowing and healing

-Provide education, training, and workforce development

-Strengthen relationships that support Tribal wellness

-Tribally led community health needs assessments

AIPHRC Loves Public Health

AIPHRC's Guiding Values

We build meaningful relationships with Tribal Nations and communities through mutual respect, accountability, and reciprocity.

We affirm the right of Tribal Nations to lead and manage their own health systems and make decisions for their communities.

We foster respectful, supportive relationships and work together in a good way.

As a Tribal-led organization, AIPHRC works in and with communities, building partnerships and supporting solutions shaped by community voices and priorities

AIPHRC centers Indigenous ways of knowing and relationships with the land, ensuring that knowledge, traditions, and cultural practices are carried forward across generations.

American Indian Public Health Resource Center

Connect with us!

Email: ndsu.aiphrc@ndsu.edu

Office Hours
Monday - Friday
Hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Mailing Address
(Name of Recipient)
American Indian Public Health Resource Center
NDSU Dept. 2662
PO Box 6050
Fargo, ND 58108-6050

FedEx and UPS Address:
1455 14th Ave N
Fargo, ND 58105