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After 10 Years, A Pow Wow Is Returning to the University of Arizona On April 13th!

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2024 MIT Solve Indigenous Innovators Summit Showcases UArizona Programs and a New Generation of Leaders

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“You Don’t Always Have To Go Abroad To Learn About a Different Culture”: Experience the Communities of the Navajo and Tohono O’odham Nations this Summer!

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Next “Native Voices in STEM” Seminar to Explore Cultural Fire Practices in California

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Māori Colleagues Visit IRes During Their Recent Attendance of an UA CARP meeting

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WEST EJ Center Kicks Off by Presenting Services to Increase Environmental Justice for Historically Marginalized Communities

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The Call for Applications for 2024 Haury Native Pathways Graduate Research Awards Is Now Open!

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The University of Arizona Builds Meaningful Relationships at the 2024 Indian Nations and Tribes Legislative Day

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UArizona Indigenous Resilience Center Recognized in the Arizona Senate!

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Dr. Johnson Represented UArizona and the Indigenous Resilience Center at the U.N. COP28 Climate Change Conference in Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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