Since 2020, the network has made significant strides in fostering community-driven research, mentorship, and policy development while adapting to challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic.

Key Achievements:

• Research & Policy Engagement: Successful initiatives like "campfire chats" and primary healthcare seminars have fostered dialogue and increased network membership.

• Knowledge Platform: Publications and projects like the Opioids Knowledge to Action Hub have furthered Indigenous PHC understanding.

• Mentorship & Training: Financial support, journal clubs, and webinars have strengthened connections with students and learners across Alberta.

• Community & Seed Grants: Seed grants and innovative projects, including podcasts, have encouraged further research and collaboration.

• Advocacy & Innovation: Continued advocacy for Indigenous PHC and growing academic presence reflect the network's expanding influence.