Project Materials
Welcome to the WEAVING project's materials page. Below you will find all of the WEAVING project's materials and templates for you to use, just click on the section headings to expand or collapse the list. All materials are in Adobe PDFs, template materials are in Microsoft Office programs.
If you experience difficulties downloading these materials, please contact info@uihi.org for material requests.
The following Reports and Other Publications highlight strengths, needs and success stories of state BCCEDP and urban Indian health organizations across the country. These resources are intended to help inform and support program planning and development efforts of state BCCEDP and urban Indian health organizations (UIHO).
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Community Centered Women’s Health: Success Stories from Three Urban Indian Health Organizations |
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State NBCCEDP Models of Success Highlights: Montana American Indian Women’s Health Coalition |
The following Communication Materials provide background information on the WEAVING Project.
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Please download a copy of the WEAVING Project brochure here or contact us to receive a copy by mail |
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The WEAVING Project Logic Model The logic model provides a big picture look at the activities and goals of the WEAVING Project |
The following Recipes are one-page resources of helpful tips and suggestions for outreach and screening activities, community education materials, and program evaluation methods. These recipes are a great way to share unique and successful practices being developed and implemented by UIHO and BCCEDP across the country. Digital Storyboards have also been developed for select recipes. These videos can be accessed in the Multimedia section below.
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Susan G. Komen Affiliate Offices Susan G. Komen Affiliate Offices Contact information. |
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Cancer Awareness Ribbon Cookies Tips for creating ribbon cookies for a fun and educational outreach activity.
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Tips for hosting a Bingo event to promote breast and cervical screening awareness.
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Tips for hosting Saturday or evening screening events at your clinic. |
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Tips for hosting focus groups as a way to evaluate your programs successes, challenges and next steps. |
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Tips for designing and implementing a patient satisfaction survey to evaluate your challenges, successes and needs. |
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Tips on planning and hosting a Family Photo event. This is a great activity to bring women and their families in for screening and education events!
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Developing Culturally Appropriate Materials Tips on developing culturally appropriate materials for your clinic or program. |
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Women Cancer Warrior Calendars Tips on how to develop Women Cancer Warrior Calendars, which honor cancer survivors in your community and provide community outreach and education. |
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Breast Lump Awareness Necklace Tips on using the Breast Lump Necklace as a fun and educational craft activity.
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Tips on finding funding opportunities locally and nationally. |
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Women’s Wellness Patient Brochure Tips for developing a women’s wellness patient brochure that reflects your community and organization, and serves as a helpful resource for women scheduling screening appointments. |
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Tips for planning and implementing a day that combines women’s wellness and screening activities with social events, special treats such as spa services, food and fun! A great way to develop and plan “one-stop-shop” screening events! |
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Tips for developing Inter-Agency Referral Forms to support referral relationships between partner agencies and assist patients with their referral appointments. |
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Tips for developing a women’s wellness coalition -- an efficient and effective way to bring attention to issues affecting AI/AN women, develop broad support, build capacity, create partnerships and foster networking opportunities. |
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Tips for customizing breast self-exam shower cards to educate women about self breast awareness and remind women of the importance of regular mammogram screening. |
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Tips for coordinating a women’s wellness quilt activity for patients, staff, partner organizations and other community members. These quilts are a powerful, beautiful, visual representation of the community’s dedication to women’s wellness. |
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Getting the Word Out: Outreach and Inreach Tips for conducting unique and fun outreach and inreach activities at your agency, including: Outreach T-Shirts, Using Youth Art, Agency Decoration, Employee Awareness Buttons, Unique Fliers and Posters, Awareness Stickers or Ribbons. |
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Breast and Cervical Screening Vouchers Tips for developing breast and cervical cancer screening vouchers to help inform women about free screening services. |
The following Multimedia section contains Digital Storyboards with information on the WEAVING Project and select recipes with helpful tips and suggestions for outreach and screening activities.
The following Fact Sheets provide demographic and breast and cervical health statistics relevant to urban American Indian and Alaska Native women, both nationally and by different states' UIHO service areas.
The following American Indian and Alaska Native State Population Distribution Maps provide a visual representation of the population distribution of American Indians and Alaska Natives in each of the 19 states with an urban Indian health organization (UIHO). Service area counties of the UIHO are highlighted in pink.
If you experience difficulties downloading these materials, please contact info@uihi.org for material requests.
The WEAVING Project: Urban Indian Health Institute, Seattle Indian Health Board
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