Cultural Responsive Birthing:
Ojibwe Knowledge
Our Intentions
This training covers the essential elements needed to provide culturally responsive care to Native American families, emphasizing the importance of understanding treaty history, Indian Health Services, and Ojibwe birthing practices, with guidance from knowledgeable community members.
A recording of the training will be added soon. Check back after the December 2, 2024 training.
Our Trainers
Susan L. Ninham
Ozaawaanakwadok. Red Lake Tribal Health Administrator, Families First Advisor
Susan, a seasoned educator and community health advocate, has over 20 years of experience as a principal, project director, and Tribal Health Administrator, focusing on Native American health and education.
Dr. Kari Josefson
DNP, APRN-CNP, FNP-BC
Dr. Josefson has cared for American Indian women at Red Lake IHS since 2014, leading prenatal care improvements and OB telehealth through the Families First grant. She became Acting Deputy Clinical Director in October 2024.