California Heritage Indigenous Research Project (CHIRP)
Re‑established Nisenan presence on ancestral lands, provided services to 30 tribal members, and trained staff in culturally grounded care.
Re‑established Nisenan presence on ancestral lands, provided services to 30 tribal members, and trained staff in culturally grounded care.
Trained 20 staff in trauma‑informed practices, expanded services to 122 students, and increased access for Native, AAPI, African American, and LGBTQ+ communities.
Trained 40 behavioral‑health providers in leadership, self‑care, and culturally responsive strategies, with strong community feedback.
Provided tools and training for 217 peer support specialists and convened statewide discussions on cultural humility and harm reduction.
Delivered MH services to 1,200+ people across six counties, trained 548 youth, and translated resources into Spanish, Indigenous, Hmong, and Punjabi languages.