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Meet the kiln building crew! Levi West (Eastern Band Cherokee), an emerging traditional and contemporary Cherokee potter, employs coil and slab techniques in his work. West is a student of the renowned Cherokee artist @mccoy7882 and has learned all a
Meet the Kiln Building Crew! With a background in sculpture and metalwork, Matt West has been a vital part of this project, using his skills and experience to help build the kiln. Matt was born on Long Island, New York. His family moved and traveled
Meet the kiln building crew! Originally from São Paulo, Brazil, Louise Deroualle moved to the U.S. in 2013 to pursue a Master’s degree in Ceramics at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. She is currently a Lecturer of Art at the Universi
The community pottery kiln has been making great progress! Over the past few weeks, our amazing crew and a few new helpers have been making steady progress on the kiln. Most excitingly, we built and placed the arch frame—one step closer to comp
During the second Indigenous Logic Model Cohort meeting on March 18, supported by @fndi303, the team created visuals inspired by concepts related to The Center for Native Health’s work. They also collaborated in groups to visualize ideas from a
Join us for our next Mothers Gathering this Friday, March 28th, from 4:00–5:00 PM at the Yellowhill Activity Center. In this session, we will be focusing on the topic of birthing songs. We know some may be working until 4:30—please feel f
Join us this evening from 5:00 – 6:00 PM (ET) for MedCaT Family Night. This session will provide important program updates and an opportunity for students, mentors, and families to engage with the MedCaT community. Join using the link below: D
During the CNH first-quarter board meeting, we were honored to welcome Carol B. Long, a former board member, to the ᎠᏥᎸᏉᏘ “A Tsi Lv Gwo Di” (S/he is loved) Advisory Council. Established in celebration of our 15th anniversary, this council
Kayla, a second-semester nursing student at WCU and a Health Career Mentor for the Center for Native Health’s MedCaT program, visited a school club at Smoky Mountain High School today. She taught students how to take vitals and shared what insp
Interested in women’s health, becoming a doula, or a midwife? Register for our Spring 2025 Learning Lab! Scan the QR code to sign up or contact madison _leatherwood@centerfornativehealth.org or chelsea_rangel@centerfornativehealth.org for more