Each Tribal Epidemiology Center has a unique mission and strives to achieve a specific set of goals. These efforts have produced many stories of accomplishment over the years.
NWTEC Success Story: Leading the Way in Tribal Public Health
TECs Role in Public Health Authority and Tribal Data Sovereignty On February 13, 2026, the National Indian Health Board hosted a panel discussion titled, ...
ANEC Success Story: Alaska’s Inaugural Tribal Public Health Summit
In February 2026, the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC) hosted the first Alaska Tribal Public Health Summit, a large gathering of Tribal public ...
NEC Success Story: Renewed Data Sharing Agreement Expands Access to Vital Data
The Navajo Epidemiology Center (NEC) has renewed its data-sharing agreement with the New Mexico Department of Health, strengthening access to updated vital records and ...
CTEC Success Story: Building Capacity to Address HIV/STI/HCV
CTEC recently concluded the HIV/STI/HCV Capacity Building Project with seven Indian Health Programs. The project combined assessments of clinical and prevention practices with strategic ...
USET Success Story: New ODMAP Toolkit Strengthens Tribal Overdose Response
The USET Office of Tribal Public Health has developed a new ODMAP Toolkit, a resource designed to help Tribal Nations leverage real-time overdose surveillance ...
OKTEC Success Story: Convening Tribal Leaders to Strengthen Public Health
Guided by data from technical assistance requests, the Oklahoma Tribal Epidemiology Center (OKTEC) took meaningful steps to strengthen public health infrastructure across the region ...
Success Story Archives
Healthy Portraits
Play Every Day
Teach-Back Training
Alaska Native Tumor Registry
Cost Principles for Federal Grants Training
Crystal Bruns, Associate Health Statistician
Alaska Native Injury Atlas
Wellness Strategies for Health
Augmented Reality
Healthy Alaskans 2030
Partnership with Dr. Charlotte Huntley
Increased CRC Screening
Play Every Day
Teach-Back Training
Alaska Native Tumor Registry
Cost Principles for Federal Grants Training
Crystal Bruns, Associate Health Statistician
Alaska Native Injury Atlas
Wellness Strategies for Health
Augmented Reality
Healthy Alaskans 2030
Partnership with Dr. Charlotte Huntley
Increased CRC Screening
