Division of Diabetes Treatment and Prevention (DDTP)
Upcoming Webinars
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Small Shifts, Big Impact: Integrating Nutrition Standards, CKM Care, and Nutrition-Focused Medication Management in Diabetes
September 23rd @ 3pm ET
Christine Craig, MS, RDN, CDCES
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Made for Us, By Us: Get to Know CDC's New Native PreventT2 Curriculum and Resources
September 30th @ 5pm ET
Dolores Addison, MPH, RDN
Kelli Begay, MS, MBA, RDN
Shon McCage, PhD, MPH
Kavitha Muthuswamy, MPH
Shannon Saltclah, Pharm.D., BC-ADM, Ph.C., CPH
Lee Ann Sherrill, RN, CDCES
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Trauma, Nutrition, and Metabolic Resilience: Implications for Diabetes Prevention and Care
October 7th @ 3pm ET
Erica Dean, MS, RDN, CDCES, FMNS
Recorded Webinars
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Results from the 2024 and 2025 IHS Diabetes Care and Outcomes Audit
Devina Boga, PhD, MSPH
Lani Desaulniers, MD
Dorinda Wiley-Bradley, RN, CDCES
Originally presented: July 22, 2026 -
Putting Social Determinants into Practice: How CHRs Strengthen Tribal Diabetes Programs
Teresa Meehan, PhD
Originally presented: July 8, 2026 -
Nicotine Use and Diabetes: Understanding the Connection and Pathways to Cessation
LCDR Philip Gorz, PharmD, BCPS
Rachel Washburn, PharmD, BCPS, CDCES, NCPS
Originally presented: June 24, 2026
Featured Materials
Healthy Native Youth and Diabetes Prevention
This tip sheet is designed for parents and caregivers to help guide them in building a healthy future for their children. It includes tips on helping kids stay active, establishing healthy eating habits, and involving youth in family meals.
Eagle Book Series: Plate Full of Color
Plate Full of Color, the third book in the Eagle Book children's book series introduces Miss Rabbit and the boys' friends, Little Hummingbird and Simon. Miss Rabbit teaches the children the value of eating a variety of colorful and healthy foods.
Eagle Book Series: Tricky Treats
Tricky Treats, the fourth book in the Eagle Book children's book series, introduces Coyote, a trickster who attempts to trick the children into eating unhealthy foods. The children ultimately learn the importance of avoiding tricky treats when choosing foods to eat.
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