Three sisters are walking along a river, said Dr. Donald Warne, director of UND’s Indians into Medicine and Master of Public Health programs, telling a story in the Oglala Lakota tradition to the audience in the crowded UND lecture hall. “And as the sisters are walking along the river, they see babies and young children in […]
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Thomasine Heitkamp interviews Dr. Warne on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
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In June, Dr. Warne was interviewed by Thomasine Heitkamp, a professor in the UND college of Nursing & Professional Disciplines. The interview was produced by the Mountain Plains Mental Health Technology Transfer Center. Watch the interview here!
Warne to speak on Indigenous Peoples’ Day for UND Lunch & Learn
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Dr. Warne will be the speaker at the UND Lunch & Learn at noon on Monday, Oct. 14, 2019. He will discuss the City of Grand Forks’s recent adoption of Indigenous Peoples’ Day (IDP) and the move to replace Columbus Day with IDP across the United States.
Watch as Dr. Don Warne talks with South Dakota Public Radio about health in the American Indian community on the program “On Call with the Prairie Doc”
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Watch as Prairie Doc® host Richard P. Holm, MD, is joined by Donald Warne, associate dean of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion; Director of Indians into Medicine; and Director of Masters of Public Health Program at the UND School of Medicine & Health Sciences in Grand Forks. The two discuss medical school efforts on the reservation, the […]