ITCA Administrative Core

行政核心摘要 自1975年作为一个非营利性组织成立以来，亚利桑那州部落间理事会公司。 (ITCA)主张通过制定公共政策实现其成员部落的自决， 研究和教育。ITCA的成员由来自21个联邦的领导人组成 亚利桑那州公认的部落。 ITCA运营着30多个项目，雇用了70名员工提供技术援助和 对部落政府进行方案规划和开发、研究和数据收集方面的培训， 资源开发、教育、卫生、管理和评估。加强部落力量 治理是ITCA的核心使命，包括对影响成员的事项采取行动 各部落单独或集体参与，促进部落主权。 亚利桑那大学和亚利桑那州部落间委员会在过去20年中取得了成功 通过美国印第安人健康研究中心的NARCH计划建立伙伴关系 (AIRCH)。我们申请美国原住民健康研究中心XI(NARCH XI)的重点是 通过研究加强部落治理，改善我们部落的健康差距。我们 提出四个项目： 1.在ITCA发展亚利桑那州部落研究审查委员会的能力建设项目，以 为亚利桑那州没有资源建立自己的审查的部落服务 过程； 2.为培养AIAN数据科学人才而推出的研究生职业提升计划 对AIAN健康问题以及医疗和公共卫生有深入的了解 信息学； 3.了解环境内分泌干扰、金属和抗生素的试点项目 细菌耐药性和废水流行病学；以及 4.一个研究项目，旨在阐明治理、医疗保健、环境之间的联系 和社区健康。 行政核心对中心的成功至关重要。它提供行政、财政和 对所有组成部分和项目进行管理监督，并在评估和规划方面提供指导。 流程是中心成功的关键，管理核心提供资源以 使中心的所有要素保持运转并向前发展，并作为参与的催化剂 所有的合作伙伴都在定期和文化上相互尊重地沟通和建立关系。

Administrative Core Abstract Since its establishment in 1975 as a non-profit organization, the Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, Inc. (ITCA) has advocated for self-determination for its Member Tribes through public policy development, research, and education. The membership of ITCA is comprised of leaders from 21 federally recognized tribes in Arizona. ITCA operates more than 30 projects and employs a staff of 70 to provide technical assistance and training to tribal governments in program planning and development, research and data collection, resource development, education, health, management and evaluation. Strengthening tribal governance is at the core mission of ITCA including taking action on matters that affect Member Tribes individually or collectively and promoting tribal sovereignty. The University of Arizona and the Inter Tribal Council of Arizona boasts a successful 20-year partnership through the NARCH program in the American Indian Research Center for Health (AIRCH). Our application for the Native American Research Center for Health XI (NARCH XI) focuses on improving health disparities in our Tribes by strengthening tribal governance through research. We propose four projects: 1. A capacity building project to develop the Arizona Tribal Research Review Board at ITCA to serve tribes in Arizona who do not have the resources to establish their own review process; 2. A graduate student career enhancement program to train an AIAN data science workforce intimately knowledgeable about AIAN health issues and medical and public health informatics; 3. A pilot project to understand environmental endocrine disruption, metal and antibiotic resistance in bacteria, and wastewater epidemiology; and 4. A research project to elucidate the links between governance, health care, the environment and community wellness. The Administrative Core is critical to the success of the Center. It provides administrative, fiscal and management oversight of all components and projects and guidance in evaluation and planning. Process is key to the success of the Center and the Administrative Core provides the resources to keep all elements of the Center functioning and moving forward and serves as a catalyst to engage all the partners in regular and culturally respectful communication and relationship building.