Jacque Gray, PhD
Associate Director/Research Associate Professor

Jacqueline Gray is a research associate professor for the Department of Population Health and the associate director of Center for Rural Health for Indigenous programs at the University of North Dakota School of Medicine & Health Sciences.

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Projects

• American Indian Health Research Conference
• Dakota Cancer Collaborative on Translational Activity (DaCCoTA)
• National Indigenous Elder Justice Initiative
• Wac'in Yeya: The Hope Project

Most Recent Publications

• Rumination and Quality of Life Among Northern Plains Indians
  This paper looks at the influence of rumination, a therapeutic mechanism, on the quality of life among Northern Plains Indians and mental health.
  Author(s): Isaacs, D.S., Tehee, M., Gray, J.
  Publication: Psychological Services
  Date: May 2021
  Type: Journal Article
• Consent and Capacity in Indian Country: Elder Abuse and the Connection to Consent, Capacity, and Undue Influence
  This fact sheet provides information about Elder abuse, consent, capacity, undue influence, and how they connect with each other.
  Project: National Indigenous Elder Justice Initiative
  Author(s): Gray, J., Warne, M., Allery, M., Lopez-Ruiz, E.
  Date: November 2020
  Type: Fact Sheet
• Elder Caregiving in Indian Country
  This fact sheet provides information for caregivers on how to recognize warning signs, prevent, and intervene in Elder abuse.
  Project: National Indigenous Elder Justice Initiative
  Author(s): Gray, J., Warne, M., Allery, M., Lopez-Ruiz, E.
  Date: November 2020
  Type: Fact Sheet
• Financial Abuse and Exploitation of Elders in Indian Country
  This fact sheet provides information financial abuse and exploitation of Elders, including types of financial abuse, different indicators, and what can be done to stop the abuse.
  Project: National Indigenous Elder Justice Initiative
  Author(s): Gray, J., Warne, M., Allery, M., Lopez-Ruiz, E.
  Date: November 2020
  Type: Fact Sheet
• Health Care and Elder Abuse in Indian Country
  This fact sheet provides information about healthcare and signs of Elder abuse and mistreatment, and screenings and diagnoses.
  Project: National Indigenous Elder Justice Initiative
  Author(s): Gray, J., Warne, M., Saizy, S., Allery, M., Lopez-Ruiz, E.
  Date: November 2020
  Type: Fact Sheet

Most Recent Presentations

• A Conversation on Applying Restorative Justice to Elder Abuse
  Presented by Gray, J., Groh, A., Nerenberg, L. on Apr 28, 2021 at the California Elder Justice Coalition, Webinar
• Parenting During COVID-19
  Presented by Gray, J. on Oct 22, 2020 at the National American Indian and Alaska Native Mental Health Technology Transfer Center, Webinar
• Elderly Maltreatment in Rural Communities and Indian Country: How Is It Different?
  Presented by Gray, J. on Oct 20, 2020 at the Virginia Legal Aid Conference, Webinar
• Preliminary Results of the Native Elder Maltreatment Survey (NEMS)
  Presented by Gray, J. on Sep 30, 2020 at the Indigenous Research Collaborative to End Violence, Webinar
• Elder Abuse and Grandparent Abuse
  Presented by Gray, J. on Jul 30, 2020 at the Shoshone Bannock Tribe, Webinar