In this insightful conversation, Kim Kee, a passionate community advocate from Clacato, Arizona, Charnielle Desiderio, a principal social service representative from Sanders, Arizona, and Jennifer Drake-Croft, an expert in early childhood mental health, delve into the power of culturally grounded partnerships. They discuss the significance of traditional practices like cradleboarding and Positive Diné Parenting in nurturing infants. The trio emphasizes the importance of community collaboration, cultural humility, and adapting mental health initiatives to support the well-being of Indigenous children.
