I Am Mak’yo

One year ago today, Mak’yo George-Dye crossed over while under the care of the penitentiary system. The cause of his abrupt death remains unknown. This is his story. Back to the MMIP...
It’s Time to Teach Our Hidden History

It’s Time to Teach Our Hidden History

Each fall in elementary classrooms throughout the U.S., young children learn about the plight of the pilgrims fresh off the Mayflower and how they came to settle in “the new world” with the endearing help of the Native inhabitants. In Thanksgiving pageants, little...
Honoring the Valiant Heroes of WWII

Honoring the Valiant Heroes of WWII

NHBP Veterans Pay Tribute in Pearl Harbor Memorial Parade “Yesterday, December 7, 1941—a date which will live in infamy—the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan.” President Franklin...
A Taste of NHBP: Green Goodness Hummus

A Taste of NHBP: Green Goodness Hummus

Green Goodness Hummus 1 15 ounce can of chickpeas2 tbsp olive oil3 tbsp lemon juice¼ cup tahini2 cloves garlic½ tsp cumin½ bunch fresh parsley½ bunch fresh cilantro4-5 green onions, ends trimmed off Drain and rinse the chickpeas. Add all ingredients to a food...
Meet the Behavioral Health Social Workers!

Meet the Behavioral Health Social Workers!

As we close out the month of March, we are highlighting NHBP’s Behavioral Health Social Workers. This expert team of clinicians support NHBP Tribal Members through whatever challenges they may face. They help Tribal Members build resilience and skills by providing...
Calm and Slow

Calm and Slow

How a Tribal Member With Substance Use Disorder Transformed Himself From a “Space Case” Into a Humbled Psychology Student Overlooking the Smoky Mountains in his home nestled in rural Tennessee, Tribal Member Taylor Wolfinger, 34, has slowed his life down considerably,...