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“Pregnancy is not a medical condition, it’s a sacred ceremony. It’s important to make doctors aware of Indigenous cultural birthing practices — it’s something taken away from us through colonization."
“Pregnancy is not a medical condition, it’s a sacred ceremony. It’s important to make doctors aware of Indigenous cultural birthing practices — it’s something taken away from us through colonization."
When Amy Stiffarm addressed a group of two dozen health care professionals in Missoula on Thursday, she began with a reality check.
Here's a roundup of a few of the many stories Missoulian reporters put out this week.
When University of North Dakota launched its Indigenous Health Doctoral program in 2019 — the first program of its kind in the country — Amy Stiffarm saw an opportunity.