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Learn and Share:
Insights from the Tribal Expert Peer Cohort – Advancing Indigenous Independent Living Services

Audience
This training is for staff or team members and managers at a SILC or CIL, and DSEs.
*While this session may be most relevant for the audience listed above, we welcome participation from anyone interested in the topic.
Description
This panel highlights the work of the Tribal Expert Peer Cohort (TEPC), sharing Indigenous perspectives on disability and Independent Living (IL) services. Participants will learn about the TEPC’s Indigenous Interdependent Living Philosophy, culturally grounded approaches to disability, explore key IL service needs and national data for Tribal Members, and examine gaps in access. Panelists will discuss where services once existed, the impact of lost or limited services, and strategies to better reach unserved Indigenous populations through community-centered, culturally responsive solutions. There will also be a portion for attendees to ask questions and engage in discussion with panelists.
Key Takeaways
- Learn about the work of the TEPC.
- Learn about Indigenous approaches and perspectives to disability services.
- Learn about specific IL service needs and national numbers of Tribal Members served.
- Learn about where services used to exist for Indigenous people and how to address those unserved populations.
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