Miriam Center for Hope and Healing

06/16/2026

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06/04/2026

Register Today
Overview of Native American
Cultural Competency
A learning session focused on history, lived experience, respectful engagement,
and the ongoing impact of trauma on service delivery.
FREE
This in-person session, with a virtual option available, will provide a
foundation for understanding Native American communities and engaging
more respectfully and effectively in service settings. The program will
include a screening and discussion of the powerful documentary
Unseen Tears: The Impact of Native American Boarding Schools in Western
New York, along with opportunities to reflect on how historical trauma and
its lasting effects continue to shape experiences and influence current service
delivery. Participants will also receive a brief overview of Native cultures,
health challenges facing many communities, and practical guidance for more
thoughtful and informed engagement.
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Pete Hill
Cayuga, Heron Clan
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PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Welcome and introduction from facilitator
and moderator Pete Hill, NACS’ Special
Initiatives Coordinator
Foundational overview of Native American
community awareness and engagement
Screening and facilitated discussion of the
powerful film, Unseen Tears: The Impact of
Native American Boarding Schools in Western New York
Working lunch
Guided debrief and discussion
» Exploration of historical trauma and its continuing impact
on individuals, families, and communities
» Practical suggestions for respectful engagement with
Native American peoples in service settings Let’s work together to build healthier,
more resilient communities.
Have questions or want to learn more?
Reach out today — or just join us on June 16.
user Sarah Bogey Envelope [email protected]
For more info on CTH: globe hcs.columbia.edu
In-person registration closes May 29. Virtual registration closes June 7.
EVENT DETAILS
Tuesday, June 16, 2026
10 AM – 2 PM
St. Bonaventure University’s
Francis Hall
Clare Rd, Olean, NY 14760
In person, with virtual option
available.
Register
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06/02/2026

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05/30/2026

Thank you so much to The Coss Family
for your generous gold sponsorship that will be donated to Cattaraugus Department of Social Services to the Pros Program. This will go to mental health, client activities, and personalized recovery programs. A portion of the proceeds will also be going to the Miriam Center For Hope & Healing. This will be used to pay for individual counseling sessions for those who don’t have the means.