COVID-19 Indigenous Needs Assessment

The survey has closed. Thank you to all of those who participated in the survey.

• Our Voices • Our Vision • Our Well-Being •

Info about project

You are invited to participate in the Native American COVID-19 Alliance’s COVID-19 Indigenous needs assessment survey (CINAS).  This survey is a unique attempt to ensure that Native Peoples’ experiences are represented, considered, and championed as we move through the COVID-19 pandemic.

This assessment is led by a team of Native researchers from:  Indigenous Wellness Research Institute at the University of Washington; the University of Hawaii- Department of Native Hawaiian Health; University of Michigan; and University of California, Berkeley.

The assessment is conducted in partnership with: Center for Native American Youth; IllumiNative; Papa Ola Lokahi; American Indian Cultural Center of San Francisco; Native American Indigenous Studies Program, UC San Diego; Pacific Islander Community Association Washington; Mni Wiconi Clinic and Farm; and the Native Organizers Alliance.

This assessment is affiliated with and supported by: Alliance of National Psychological Associations for Racial and Ethnic Equity’s Covid-19 Needs Assessment Group, which was championed and commissioned by Congressional tribal and Tri-Caucus leaders and funded by the National Urban League.

Why is this study being done/What are the benefits? To ensure that our Native voices are included in any tribal, national or congressional planning and response efforts to the COVID-19 pandemic; to raise our collective voices and share how the COVID-19 pandemic is impacting our families and communities; to identify what has and will help us cope with and get through this pandemic. YOUR voice, COVID-19 experiences, and needs are critical to formulating solutions and policies to address this pandemic in Native communities.

We will publish the results and create a report to be widely shared among Native communities, leadership, grassroots organizations, as well as among Congressional leaders, national policymakers, and health officials.

Research and Community Partners

Rules for the drawing

One entry per person by completing the Native American COVID-19 Alliance survey. You must reside within the United States. Only one prize per person. Full rules and prize information on this page http://iwri.org/drawing.