Shared Stories

It’s 2025. “Where has time gone and where is my life going?” This is a question that many of us have as we enter a new year and what...

During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, let's take a moment to learn, understand, and see how communities heal and thrive.

This summer we went on a photographic journey and collected evidence of community and connection.

We are constantly reflecting on our work at AKA, what we co-create with our clients and what we learn from our time in and with...

AKA intern and associate, Brighten Crawford-Martin celebrates her recent graduation with a degree in Public Health.

We know that almost 9% of the US population is in recovery. But, how did people get into recovery? How will they stay there?

Art is a physical expression of our consciousness. Creating opportunities where people can tap into this consciousness is what we seek to

Allyson Kelley and Associates PLLC 2023 year in review. A look back at some of the top moments from 2023.

Understanding of Tribal Maternal Mortality and how it has been impacted by colonization, genocide and, cultural destruction.

Practice is how we live. Practice is what we intentionally give ourselves to, every day. Practice is about presence.

It is September and, therefore, Recovery month. 20.9 million adults in the US have found recovery from a substance use problem 38.9...

Trauma. We are deep in the trauma literature, prevention, treatment, evaluation, and evidence. We know things from our ACES work with...

AKA intern Lane Spotted Elk is a humble leader. Learn about is passion and pursuit of completing his degree to be a leader in the future.

In honor of Independence Day, Brighten Crawford recognizes the Code Talkers who fought for freedoms that many were not able to practice.

After recently leading a workshop on visual models, Allyson Kelley reflects on the process of unleashing creative potential.

AKA intern, Sadie Posey is rare diamond. A recent graduation in chemistry, Sadie is defying the odds as an American Indian chemist.

AKA had the privilege to work with artist Jordan Armajo. We interviewed Jordan to talk about the work she created and its impact.

By Allyson Kelley and Kelley Milligan Data management can be overwhelming. We have been overwhelmed. You might have been overwhelmed as...

Brighten Crawford gives us hope and reassurance that our collective vision matters and that service is an actionable step toward healing.

The power of focus groups and resources to lead, train and create a foundation for equity-focused evaluation.