The California Consortium of Urban Indian Health is launching our first ever podcast titled, The Future Fires Podcast. The Future Fires Podcast is a conversation with the American Indian Alaska Native community throughout California and beyond where we focus on creating healthy Native futures.
Future Fires: An Urban Indian Health Podcast
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17 episodes
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The California Consortium of Urban Indian Health is launching our first ever podcast titled, The Future Fires Podcast. The Future Fires Podcast is a conversation with the American Indian Alaska Native community throughout California and beyond where we focus on creating healthy Native futures.
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Publishing Since
11/8/2022
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