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Culture As Medicine
Healing starts with remembering who we are. For Native people, recovery and wellness are deeply connected to culture. It’s not just “nice to have,” it’s medicine . When we return to ceremony, language, songs, and ways taught by our ancestors, we reconnect to identity and that connection becomes power. At Native C.O.R.E., we believe healing happens when community comes together in cultural spaces. Talking circles, dance, drum, beadwork, storytelling… these aren’t just cultural
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Nov 241 min read


3rd Annual Overdose Awareness Day 2025
🌟 3rd Annual Overdose Awareness Event – Stockton, CA 🌟 This past weekend, our community came together in strength, compassion, and...
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Aug 281 min read


Celebrating the Vibrant Success of the 3rd Annual Native Youth Powwow Through Pictures and Gratitude
The 3rd Annual Native Youth Powwow has come and gone, leaving behind a vibrant tapestry of culture, community, and celebration. This...
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May 53 min read


Harm Reduction and Narcan Training: Community Outreach
Harm Reduction and Narcan Training: Community Outreach Community attends an educational session discussing the potency of fentanyl compared to heroin and other substances, highlighting crucial information through a presentation. As we strive to make a positive impact on our community, Native C.O.R.E is dedicated to promoting harm reduction and preserving Native American culture. Our organization offers a range of cultural workshops, powwows, community events, and Narcan trai
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Jul 10, 20242 min read


Engage with Native C.O.R.E: Powwow and Workshop Events
If you are looking to engage with Native American culture and support harm reduction efforts, look no further than Native C.O.R.E. This...
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Jul 10, 20242 min read


Native American Cultural Workshops: Join Us Today!
Are you looking to immerse yourself in Native American culture and learn more about harm reduction initiatives? Look no further than the...
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Jul 10, 20241 min read
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