Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Regional Research Institute (FDL-RRI)

上级齐佩瓦湖区域研究所的丰迪拉克带的总体目标是- RRI）是授权丰迪拉克乐队和合作部落和机构“提高健康和 通过提供文化上适当的服务，研究， 教育和就业机会”。PAR-20-125美洲原住民研究中心 FDL-RRI将致力于美洲印第安人和阿拉斯加土著人的健康 和健康研究，发展健康研究能力和AIAN学生追求健康和 对AIAN社区的健康差异研究。拟议的卢民主力量-卢旺达共和国抵抗力量是建立在坚实的 上级齐佩瓦湖丰迪拉克带、西塞顿-瓦佩顿奥亚特、土著人 美国社区诊所，华盛顿大学土著健康研究所，约翰 霍普金斯五大湖中心，明尼苏达大学美国印第安人和少数民族健康中心， 丰迪拉克部落和社区学院。卢民主力量-抵抗与和解联盟将借鉴合作伙伴的集体经验， 成功的部落社区合作和AIAN卫生相关项目。其目的是： 1.制作，验证和实施区域美洲印第安人和阿拉斯加原住民（AIAN）文化 生态健康测量工具，包括一套核心措施和社区特定模块， 立即使用并将来扩展到其他部落社区。卢民主力量-抵抗阵线的首要目标 研究项目旨在促进预防，告知干预策略，调查健康变化 或疾病，并通过发展和心理测量验证来指导部落政策倡议， 一种生态健康数据收集仪器。 2.创建研究数据库，培训AIAN数据管理员，制定部落数据共享政策， 教授研究伦理卢民主力量-抵抗军能力建设项目的首要目标是 通过发展新的关系，为教师和学生提供更多的研究机会， 使数据更容易获得，增加有关与部落进行研究的道德知识， 合作伙伴，并为部落社区增加参与研究的好处。 3.创建FDL-RRI奖学金学生增强计划，以产生10名美国学生 印第安人和阿拉斯加原住民（AIAN）学者开发和实施健康研究项目， 地区部落被指定为优先事项。由训练有素的研究学者组成的强大网络 致力于为土著印第安人和土著民族社区提供服务将有助于减少土著印第安人和土著民族之间的健康差距。 4. * 推广和传播卢民主力量-抵抗军项目产生的产品、模型和成果， 未来的研究伙伴关系，以建立一个自我维持的研究机构，为 贝米吉和大平原地区，并根据部落确定的优先事项促进卫生研究。

The overarching goal of the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Regional Research Institute (FDL- RRI) is to empower the Fond du Lac Band and collaborating tribes and agencies to “elevate the health and social well-being of American Indian people through the provision of culturally appropriate services, research, education, and employment opportunities”. In response to PAR-20-125 Native American Research Centers for Health (NARCH) initiative the FDL-RRI will be devoted to American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) health and wellness research, developing health research capacity and a cadre of AIAN students pursuing health and health disparities research for AIAN communities. The proposed FDL-RRI is rooted in the foundation of solid partnerships between Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate, Native American Community Clinic, Indigenous Wellness Research Institute of University of Washington, Johns Hopkins Great Lakes Hub, the Center for American Indian and Minority Health at University of Minnesota, and Fond du Lac Tribal & Community College. The FDL-RRI will build on the partners’ collective experience of successful tribal community collaborations and AIAN health-related projects. The aims are to: 1. Produce, validate, and implement a regional American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) cultural ecological health measurement tool with a set of core measures and community specific modules for immediate use and for future scaling to other tribal communities. The overarching goal of the FDL-RRI Research project is to promote prevention, inform intervention strategies, investigate changes to health or diseases over time, and direct tribal policy initiatives by developing and psychometrically validating an ecological heath data-collection instrument. 2. Create a research data repository, train an AIAN data manager, develop tribal data-sharing policies, and teach research ethics. The overarching goal of the FDL-RRI Capacity Building Project is to pave the way for more research opportunities for faculty and students by developing new relationships, making data more accessible, increasing knowledge about ethics of conducting research with tribal partners, and increasing benefits of research participation for tribal communities. 3. Create the FDL-RRI Fellowship Student Enhancement Program to generate a cohort of 10 American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) scholars to develop and implement health research projects that regional tribes have designated as a priority. A strong network of highly trained research scholars dedicated to serving AIAN communities will contribute to reducing health disparities among AIAN. 4. Promote and disseminate the products, models, and results generated by FDL-RRI projects and build future research partnerships to establish the FDL-RRI as a self-sustaining research institute serving the Bemidji and Great Plains areas and facilitating health research according to tribally identified priorities.