WHAT WE DO
Our multi-disciplinary consulting team works to select the right approach for each client. We use a variety of methods to ensure a balanced approach that meets funding agency requirements while honoring cultural context and protocols. Many of our projects build on traditional, validated research methods.
RESEARCH & PUBLICATIONS
The AKA team can help develop your research question, methods, data collection, and analysis using a variety of methods.
Part of our work is translating practice into research and research into practice. One of the ways that we do this is through publications in peer reviewed journal articles.
ABOUT US
AKA is a small women-owned business that includes a multi-disciplinary team of associates comprised of American Indian college students and recent graduates, elders, subject matter experts, and cultural reviewers. The AKA team works closely with tribal communities in New Mexico, California, Oregon, Montana, Wyoming, and South Dakota, to support culturally-based interventions for youth and families. AKA provides ongoing consultation to the Northern Cheyenne Tribal Board of Health, Rocky Mountain Tribal Leaders Council Epidemiology Center, California Rural Indian Health Board, and California Tribal Epidemiology Center, the Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board, Spotted Bull Resource and Recovery Center, and the Fort Peck Tribes, the Eastern Shoshone Recovery Center and Tribe, the University of New Mexico Center for Native American Health, the Council for State and Territorial Epidemiologists, and the National Center for Youth Problematic Sexual Behavior. AKA works with several non-profit organizations including Native PRIDE, the Boys and Girls Clubs of America, and several American Indian consultants/business owners.
OUR CLIENTS
