Call 988 and press 4 for the Native and Strong Lifeline, available 24/7.

Webinars

Watch previously recorded Native & Strong webinars and download presentation slide decks. These sessions share information, resources, and community-led efforts from across Washington state. Subscribe to be notified about upcoming webinars.

June 29, 2026: Supporting Native Youth Through Culture, Identity, and Community
  • Learn how disconnection affects Native youth and why reconnection matters for their well-being
  • Hear how a tribal youth program is supporting Native youth through community, culture, and belonging
  • Explore why identity, land, and history matter in strengthening youth and families
  • Reflect on ways parents, caregivers, and placement families can help youth stay connected to who they are and where they come from
  • Learn how reconnection, culture, and community can serve as prevention and support long-term healing and wellness
  • Learn about the experiences and challenges facing Native youth today
  • Explore ways to support youth well-being and prevent bullying and harm
  • Identify strategies to strengthen families and caregivers
  • Hear directly from a community helper working with youth in tribal communities
  • Connect to real resources and community-based supports
  • Learn from the voices and experiences of 2SLGBTQ+ Native relatives
  • Reflect on the strength and resilience within our communities
  • Learn ways to support loved ones who may be struggling
  • Become familiar with the Native & Strong Lifeline, 988 option 4
  • Share space for reflection, learning, and hope
  • What is 988? Overview of call, chat, and text on the Native & Strong Lifeline
  • What is offered and how to use the services
  • Meet the counselors panel discussion
  • Offering of resources

This webinar will highlight the Native & Strong Lifeline 988 option 4, a dedicated crisis support service operated by Native people for Native people in Washington state.

This webinar highlights the resilience and strength of Native communities in addressing the impacts of historical trauma. It will also explore how the Native & Strong campaign empowers community prevention activities with tribal populations in Washington state.

Learn how this campaign and the culturally relevant resources can be used effectively within your schools and communities to support students and families in crisis. You will gain valuable insights and knowledge from a leading Native expert in suicide prevention.

  • Learn about the Native & Strong campaign
  • Learn how to connect with available resources and request technical assistance to support customization and implementation of campaign materials
  • Learn how to become involved with ongoing campaign efforts