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In Urban Phoenix, Native Health Supports Tribal Communities – and Anyone Else Who Needs Care
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In Urban Phoenix, Native Health Supports Tribal Communities – and Anyone Else Who Needs Care
Across the street from the site of the former Phoenix Indian School – one of hundreds of government-funded facilities focused on forcibly “assimilating” Native American children in the 19th through mid-20th centuries – stands the Central facility of Native Health. That’s not a coincidence. “We’ve all traditionally lived north of McDowell [a Phoenix neighborhood], up to the Indian school,” explained Walter Murillo, a member of the Choctaw people …
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