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American Indian Child Resource Center
AICRC is a nonprofit social service and education agency serving American Indian children and their families. Governed by a voluntary Board of Directors with Indian members who are sensitive to the issues facing Indian families, AICRC has thrived for over 27 years in Oakland with services in ten counties of the greater Bay Area.
Contact: Mary Trimble Norris, Executive Director
Phone: (510) 208-1870, ext. 305
Email: mary@aicrc.org
Contact: Carol Wahpepah
Phone: (510) 208-1870, ext. 309
Email: iec@aicrc.org
American Indian Child Resource Center
522 Grand Avenue
Oakland, CA 94610
Phone (510) 208-1870
Fax (510) 208-1886
http://www.aicrc.org/
email: aicrc@aicrc.org
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Cultural Conservancy
The Cultural Conservancy is a Native American nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation and revitalization of indigenous cultures and their ancestral lands. We are a research, education, and advocacy organization. We provide mediation, legal, information referral, and audio recording services. We also produce educational programs and materials and technical trainings on Native land conservation and land rights, cultural and ecological restoration, and traditional indigenous arts and spiritual values.
Contact: Melissa Nelson, Executive Director
(Assistant professor, American Indian Studies, SFSU)
On Campus Office: EP106
On Campus Phone: (415) 338-7063
Cultural Conservancy
P.O. Box 29044
Presidio of San Francisco
CA 94129-0044
Tel: (415) 561-6594
Fax: (415) 561-6482
http://www.nativeland.org
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Indian Canyon in Hollister, California
Indian Canyon, located in a beautiful canyon near Hollister south of San Jose, is an intertribal resource for ceremony and gatherings with a nature and culture museum. Ann Marie Sayers (Mutsun/Ohlone) lives at Indian Canyon, the only recognized California Indian Country (through an Individual Indian Allotment) in the California coastal region between Santa Barbara in the southern part of the state and the Point Reyes/Clear Lake area, in the north. Activities and research at the Canyon focuses on issues and events concerning the precious land at Indian Canyon, as well as outreach and information regarding California Indians in general.CSL students engage in research, help to maintain the grounds, develop outreach materials, assist in fundraising and other needed activities. Consult with Phil Klasky or Melissa Nelson before contact with Ann Marie Sayers regarding a CSL internship.
Indian Canyon
PO Box 28
Hollister, CA 95024
www.indiancanyon.org
www.indiancanyonvillage.org
Contact: Ann Marie Sayers (831) 637-4238
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The Intertribal Friendship House of Oakland
InterTribal Friendship House of Oakland ("IFH") is a Native American cultural center for indigenous residents of all nations for the Bay area. The center provides after school programs, clothing donation programs, traditional Native American dance lessons, traditional bead work classes, substance abuse meetings, and houses an extensive oral history and photographic history of Native Americans in the Bay area. IFH also serves as a general meeting place for community members to voice concerns, promote civic functions, and gather resources regarding Native American culture.
InterTribal Friendship House of Oakland
523 International Boulevard
Oakland, CA 94606
Office: (510) 452-1235
http://www.intertribal.homestead.com/ (disabled)
International Indian Treaty Council
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The International Indian Treaty Council (IITC) is an organization of Indigenous Peoples from North, Central, South America and the Pacific working for the Sovereignty and Self-Determination of Indigenous Peoples and the recognition and protection of Indigenous Rights, Traditional Cultures and Sacred Lands.
Contact: Sherri Norris
Phone:(415) 641-4482
Email: sherri@treatycouncil.org
International Indian Treaty Council
2390 Mission St. Suite 301
San Francisco, CA 94110
Office: (415) 641-4482
FAX (415)641-1298
email: iitc@igc.apc.org
http://www.treatycouncil.org/
Native American AIDS Prevention Center
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The Native Care: HIV/AIDS Integrated Services Network is a collaborative effort between NNAAPC, the Ahalaya Project, and six Native American organizations. All network participants implement the Ahalaya Case Management model to provide culturally responsive HIV-case management services and HIV education to local Native American communities. A principal goal of the Network is to establish collaborative agreements with local service providers that ensure access to services by HIV infected Native Americans. Through this effort, the Network members coordinate and maximize access to medical, psychosocial, and practical support services to meet an individual client’s needs. The Network also provides access to Native-specific resources, such as Native American spirituality, traditional healing, and cultural awareness. Network sites offer cultural awareness training to service providers, and advocates for their clients. The Network projects are located in urban and reservation communities, including a program for Native Hawaiians in Hawai’i.
436-14th Street, Suite 1020
Oakland, California 94610
Office: (510) 444-2051
FAX: (510) 444-1593
Email: information@nnaapc.org
http://www.nnaapc.org
Native American Health Center
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The Medical Departments at NAHC provide basic health care for adults and children; sensitive services for teens; diagnosis and treatment for acute and chronic conditions; general pediatric care, including well-child services and immunizations; routine physical examinations for general health maintenance or employment; health education; and smoking prevention/cessation education. In addition, the Oakland Medical Department also provides ongoing health care through pregnancy, full lab services, prenatal and childbirth education classes, newborn and well-baby care.
Contact: Catherine A Marin-Wisdom,Administrative Officer
Phone:(510) 535-4412
Email: catherinew@nativehealth.org
Contact: Martin Waukazoo, CEO
Phone:(510) 535-4460, ext. 499
Email: martin@nativehealth.org
Native American Health Center
3124 International Blvd
Oakland, CA 94601
Office: 510-535-4460
FAX: 510-261-0646
http://www.nativehealth.org
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